I'm A Big Brother Now by Katura J. Hudson

This charming picture book explores the anticipation, excitement, and pride of a young boy who takes on this important new role as he helps to welcome a new baby into the family. It takes a lot of work and patience, but it s a lot of fun, too. Share your favorite book(s) with me on social at #TMABlog.Being a big brother is a big job. Tomi Adeyemi – Children of Virtue and Vengeance (December) What are some of your favorite books for Black children and young adults? Let’s keep the list going in the comments below. India Hill Brown – The Forgotten Girl (November)Ĩ0. Maika Moulite & Maritza Moulite – Dear Haiti, Love Alaine (September)ħ9. Claire Kann – If It Makes You Happy (June)ħ8. Tiffany D Jackson – Let Me Hear A Rhyme (May)ħ7. Elizabeth Acevedo – With The Fire On High (May)ħ6. Kosoko Jackson – A Place For Wolves (April)ħ5. Candice Carty-Williams – Queenie (March)ħ4. Nic Stone – Dear Martin BONUS: 8 YA Titles To Be Released Later This Yearħ3. Renée Watson & Ellen Hagan – Watch Us Riseħ0. Ibi Zoboi – Black Enough: Stories of Being Young & Black in AmericaĦ5. Mary Hoffman – Amazing Grace Young Adult Readsĥ4. Alonda Williams – Penny and the Magic Puffballs: Volume 1Ĥ9. Holly Robinson Peete & Ryan Elizabeth Peete – My Brother CharlieĤ8.

Catherine Stier – If I Ran For PresidentĤ7. Bynum – I’m A Pretty Little Black GirlĤ6. Tia Mowry & Tamara Mowry – Twintuition Double VisionĤ5. Matt de la Peña – Last Stop on Market StreetĤ3. Natasha Anastasia Tarpley – I love My HaircutĤ2. Laban Carrick Hill – When The Beat Was BornĤ1. Trish Cooke – Full, Full, Full of LoveĤ0. Natasha Anastasia Tarpley – I Love My Hairģ9. Sherri Winston – President of the Whole Fifth Gradeģ6. Davina Hamilton – Riley Can Be Anythingģ3. Rachel Isadora – The Princess and the Peaģ2. Alika R Turner – June Peters Will Change The World One Dayģ1. Josh Funk – Dear Dragon: A Pen Pal Taleģ0. Jessica McDougle – Nadia Knox and the Eye of ZinniaĢ8. Barack Obama – Of Thee, I Sing: A Letter to My DaughtersĢ7. Matthew Paul Turner – When God Made YouĢ5. Crystal Swain-Bates – Big Hair, Don’t Careġ9. Floyd Cooper – Max and the Tag-Along Moonġ8.

Katheryn Russell-Brown – Little Melba and Her Big Tromboneġ7. Marti Dumas – Jaden Toussaint, The Greatest (Episode 1: The Quest For Screen Time)ġ5.

Julie Gassman – Do Not Bring Your Dragon To The Libraryġ4. Renee Watson – Harlem’s Little Blackbirdġ3. Whoopi Goldberg – Sugar Plum Ballerinasġ2. Susan Verde – My Kicks: A Sneaker StoryĦ. Rita Williams-Garcia – One Crazy SummerĤ. Derrick Barnes – Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cutģ. *This list is clickable making it easier for you to learn more about the title.Ģ. So this time around I’ve created a list of books for black children and young adults. That list featured a lot of adult reads and a small section for children and young adult books.

A little while back I did a post featuring 70 books by Black women authors that you guys really loved.

I'm A Big Brother Now by Katura J. Hudson