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• Iyanu

  Child of Wonder

  Okupe, Roye

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  Step into a fantastical version of Nigeria, where young Iyanu discovers her connection to ancient deities and a powerful destiny. In this action-packed graphic novel, she must harness her abilities to save her homeland from darkness. Perfect for…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• DC Power

  a Celebration

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  Celebrate the Black heroes of the DC Universe! This anthology brings together powerful stories highlighting characters like John Stewart, Nubia, and Black Lightning. With gorgeous art and compelling storytelling, it's a must-read for superhero fans.…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Bingo Love

  Franklin, Tee

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  When Hazel and Mari reconnect decades after their love story began, their reunion sparks a heartwarming journey of second chances and true love. A beautifully illustrated romance that’s as tender as it is groundbreaking.

• Showtime at the Apollo

  the Epic Tale of Harlem's Legendary Theater

  Fox, Ted

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  Dive into the vibrant history of the Apollo Theater, the beating heart of Harlem and an icon of Black culture. This graphic novel adapts Ted Fox's classic work with dynamic visuals that bring legendary performances and moments to life. [Also…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Ghost Roast

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  When Chelsea takes a summer job helping ghosts move on to the afterlife, she gets caught up in a world of mystery, mischief, and supernatural surprises. A hilarious and heartfelt tale about family, friendship, and finding your courage.

• New Masters. 1, The Eye of Orunmila

  Shobo

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  In a stunning Afrofuturist tale, New Masters weaves a thrilling story of found family, survival, and revolution in a distant galaxy inspired by African traditions and culture. A visually breathtaking sci-fi epic. [Also available in eBook.]

• Brooms

  Walls, Jasmine

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  Set in a magical version of 1930s Mississippi, Brooms follows a secret broomstick racing league run by Black women determined to break barriers and claim their freedom. This thrilling and visually stunning graphic novel weaves together themes of…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Djeliya

  Ba, Juni

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  Immerse yourself in a reimagining of West African folklore in this stunning graphic novel. Djeliya follows a storyteller and a prince as they journey through a broken kingdom in search of redemption. Vibrant, bold, and unforgettable.

• Victory. Stand!

  Raising My Fist for Justice

  Smith, Tommie

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  In this powerful memoir, Olympian Tommie Smith recounts his journey from a small-town boy to an athlete who made history. With stunning artwork, Victory. Stand! brings to life Smith's iconic silent protest on the 1968 Olympic podium, raising a…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Black Panther. 1, Reign at Dusk

  Ewing, Eve L.

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  T’Challa returns in this new chapter of the Black Panther saga! As he navigates the political challenges of Wakanda and the weight of his legacy, readers are treated to a fresh, dynamic take on the iconic hero. [Also available in eBook.]

• Quincredible, Vol. 1: Quest to be the Best

  Issues #1-5

  Barnes, Rodney

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  Meet Quin, a teen with an indestructible body but no idea how to be a hero. With guidance from a mentor, he uses his skills in building Rube Goldberg machines to save the day and make a difference in his community. A fun and inspiring superhero…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Black History In Its Own Words

  Wimberly, Ronald

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  Through bold and expressive illustrations, Ronald Wimberly highlights the words of influential Black figures—from activists and artists to writers and leaders—capturing their wisdom, resilience, and power. A visual and literary tribute to Black…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Charisma's Turn

  Couvson, Monique

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  Charisma has been struggling at school; the stress from taking care of her brother with severe asthma is bleeding into her school life. When her school guidance counsellor, Ms. Anderson, begins mentoring Charisma, she begins to channel her passion…Read moreRead more of this annotation