History Picture Books

Couple creates Black history picture book to help teach children

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with Regis and Kahran Bethencourt, authors of the book "Greatness," about educating children on important Black figures.

Publishers Weekly · 12d

Black History Month 2025: Q&As with Black Picture Book Creators

In celebration of Black History Month, we spoke with seven children's authors about their books showcasing Black cultural and historical figures, and the importance of teaching young people about the full scope of American history.

TwinCities.com · 3y

AT THE LIBRARY: Many children’s books celebrate Black history

February is Black History Month. This annual observance originated in the United States, but is also observed in Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom. In the United States, Black History Month

New York Post on MSN · 1d

With the dawn of Black History Month comes deep reflection, reverence and appreciation — regardless if your roots pay homage to the national month or not. While it’s important to honor and amplify Black voices (and learn from the highs-and-lows-filled history) all throughout the year,

El Paso Matters on MSN · 2d

Books with El Paso ties you can read for Black History Month

Books written or discovered by UTEP Professor Maceo C. Dailey Jr. offer a way to learn more about Black history in the Borderland

Medicine Buffalo20d

UB researcher explores how picture books can help children learn Black history

To break this long-standing practice, teachers are using picture books to provide valuable lessons on Black historical figures and events. Dawnavyn James, a PhD student and graduate fellow with ...

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Sam Cooke’s Classic ‘A Change Is Gonna Come’ Inspires New Picture Book — See Inside! (Exclusive)

A new picture book, based on Sam Cooke’s iconic anthem “A Change Is Gonna Come” is set to publish this year via Little Bee ...

Education Week24d

What We Can All Learn From Black Women in Education

They worry that the Black history picture books I suggest are “inappropriate” for their young students. As a Black woman educator who has taught Black history in elementary classrooms for ...

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