Fort Mose illustrated by Aimée Sicuro

Fort Mose illustrated by Aimée SicuroDiscover the powerful true story of Fort Mose, the first free Black community in what would become the United States. Turners graceful account clearly distinguishes between fact and supposition. . . . A significant addition to African American history collections for young people. Booklist (starred review) In this richly illustrated picture book, acclaimed author Glennette Tilley Turner brings to life the journey of Francisco Menendez, an African born

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Each artist chooses a subject close to their heart—Ignatz Award nominee Julia Gfrörer

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Nicolò Castellini Baldissera has skillfully put together a group that represents the diversity of what Tangier means to its residents

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Aunt Christabel agrees to come in her place—which is just a recipe for disaster

this adventure that lasts only a day’s time will forever change the two heroes