Everyone seems to know exactly how a caterpillar is supposed to act. They want to teach Charley the right way to become a beautiful butterfly. You are supposed to eat plenty of milkweed, think about the color black, and focus on the color orange. But Charley is far too busy looking at all the other beautiful things in the world. From the tall, majestic mountains to the deep turquoise sea and the gentle swaying trees, Charley is mesmerized by the colors around him. Is there really only one correct way to transform into a butterfly? Follow along with a little caterpillar who is figuring out exactly who he wants to be. This dazzling story beautifully explores the wonderful journey of staying true to yourself and embracing your own unique path.
6-8 Years
22 Pages
Who are we? We are a billion voices, bright and brave; we are light, standing together in the fight.
Girls are strong and powerful when they stand alone, but they become even stronger when they work together to uplift one another. In this galvanizing and beautifully illustrated poem by presidential inaugural poet Amanda Gorman, girls and girlhood are celebrated in all their many amazing forms. Every girl is beautiful, not for how she looks on the outside, but for how she bravely looks into the face of fear.
Creating a rousing rallying cry with vivid, colorful artwork by Loveis Wise, this inspiring story reminds us of the incredible ways girls have shaped our history. It is a powerful call to march boldly into the future, raise your voice, and make a difference in the world.
6-8 Years
33 Pages
Born to parents who fled slavery and the Trail of Tears, Magnolia Flower is an Afro-Indigenous girl with a vibrant, unbreakable spirit. She longs for true freedom and deeply desires to connect with others who share her yearning.
When Magnolia meets a young man of letters, she finds a kindred spirit. However, her father strongly disapproves of the match. Forced to make a difficult choice, Magnolia sets off on a brave journey that proves the power of leading with your heart.
Tenderly retold from a classic short story, this stirring folktale brims with poetic prose, history, and culture. It is a beautiful reminder that there is no force strong enough to stop love, making it a perfect read for discovering the shared heritage of Indigenous and Black people in America.
6-8 Years
9-12 Years
40 Pages
