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A young Black child passes an ice rink every day walking home with Momma. Last year, the rink was tricky. It looked clear and smooth, but felt rough and rude after a fall. Brrr! Ouch! Even so, the child hasn't been able to stop thinking about that rink. The young skater is determined to do something for the first time: a spin on the ice. Because, as Momma says, nothing is impossible.

"A picture book that celebrates the community built at the hair salon and the dynamic variety of Black hairstyles! Today is the day! A little girl's first trip to the salon is a rite of passage, but choosing a new hairstyle is feeling like an impossible task! There are so many styles to choose from--bobs, buns, coils, fros, and more. And according to Grandma, Momma, and Sissy, choosing the best one means thinking about ease, lifestyle, and personality...It's...

Sparrow, a curious Black girl, observes the different reptiles in her local park, learning about snakes, turtles, and lizards as she goes. Back matter includes a glossary and tips for searching and safe handling.

"Playtime is the best time--a time of wonder, where big boys can run free, make new friends, and imagine worlds beyond their own--and their big feelings and big energy spread big boy joy for all to share!"-- Provided by publisher.

"Across three stories, Princess Truly takes the lead by being class leader, helping her pup, Sir Noodle dance in a talent show, and helping lost ducklings find their mom!"-- Provided by publisher.

"For her twelfth birthday, the only thing adoptee Zahara-Grace wants to figure out who she is. Zahara-Grace is thrilled when she's gifted a DNA test kit, but she never imagined it would lead her biological grandfather to her. And she definitely never imagined he'd be the king of a small African country! Her worlds collide when a local museum opens an exhibit showcasing the history and legends of her biological family's country--and draws the attention...

This fourth installment in the Supernatural Investigations series continues the story begun in Amari and the Night Brothers. The novel follows Amari Peters as she considers whether to return to the Bureau of Supernatural Affairs as part of a newly formed Junior Special Agent Program or to leave the organization permanently, a choice that would require relinquishing her memories of the supernatural world. When a mysterious curse begins transforming...

Frustrated by how love seems to change those closest to her, twelve soon to be thirteen-year-old Berry sets out to prove that life is better without romance.

"Thirteen-year-old Dasia navigates cancer, family challenges, and a newfound friendship during an overnight chemo treatment"-- Provided by publisher.

"Yoto Says: Marvel and wonder at your first snowfall and learn to whistle with Peter in these two magical children’s classics." -- Provided by publisher.