THE EMPTY SCHOOLHOUSE
Inscribed first edition of this 1960s narrative about a young Black girl during desegregation in Louisiana.
Inscribed first edition of this 1960s narrative about a young Black girl during desegregation in Louisiana.
Inscribed first edition of this juvenile novel based on the events of the Amistad.
Inscribed first printing of this book by a major figure in the Black Arts Movement about the importance of talking to grown-ups about "problems [that] might be too big for a kid to handle alone," particularly sexual abuse.
First printing of Fox's second novel, a Black child's odyssey through Brooklyn.
First editions, two signed, following three Black teenage girls growing up in Harlem, including the first YA novel to narrate a lesbian relationship and, in another, the heroine's choice to get an abortion.
First printings of the groundbreaking YA science fiction trilogy about a group of Black children in Ohio who learn that they have psychic powers.
Promotional booklet issued by Greenwillow Press for Hamilton's book ARILLA SUN DOWN, her next book after becoming the first Black author to win the Newbery Medal with M.C. HIGGINS, THE GREAT.
First edition, first printing, recounting one girl's response to Orson Welles's famous broadcast, by the celebrated writer whose book M.C. HIGGINS, THE GREAT was the first by a Black author to win the Newbery Medal.
First printing of the Newbery Honor and Coretta Scott King award-winner, with jacket art by Leo and Diane Dillon.
Signed first printing of this novel of Kwanzaa holiday cheer, with bookstore label from the Denver-based African American bookstore Hue-Man Experience on rear panel.