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1000 Black Girl Books Database 1000 Black Girl Books Database Book Author Book Title Reading Level A.A. Riley Introducing Sophia Firecracker Independent Reader Addie Boswell The Rain Stomper Visual Reader Adrian Fogelin Crossing Jordan Independent Reader Adrienne Rich Adrienne Rich's Poetry Adult Reader Adrienne Vincent Smith Bad Hair Day Independent Reader Agnes Fallah Kamara- And Still Peace Did Not Come A Memoir of Reconciliation Adult Reader Umunna Alan Schroeder Minty - A Story of Young Harriet Tubman Emerging Reader Alan Schroeder Baby Flo: Florence Mills Lights Up the Stage Independent Reader Alan Schroeder In Her Hands: The Story of Sculptor Augusta Savage Independent Reader Alana Hagood Myles Monterey Mystery and Mischief Visual Reader Alaya Dawn Johnson The Summer Place Adult Reader Alaya Dawn Johnson Love is the Drug Adult Reader Alexander McCall Smith The Great Cake Mystery: Precious Ramotswe's Very First Case Independent Reader Alexander McCall Smith The Mystery of Meerkat Hill: A Precious Ramotswe Mystery for Independent Young Readers Reader Alexander McCall Smith The Mystery of the Missing Lion: A Precious Ramotswe Mystery for Independent Young Readers Reader Alexandra Duncan Sound Independent Reader Alice Childress Rainbow Jordan Independent Reader Alice Randall The Diary of B.B. Bright Possible Princess Independent Reader Alice Scheretle Down the Road Emerging Reader Alice Walker Now is the Time to Open Your Heart Adult Reader Alice Walker In Love & Trouble: Stories of Black Women Adult Reader Alice Walker The Color Purple Adult Reader Alice Walker Meridian Adult Reader Alice Walker Anything We Love Can be Saved Adult Reader Alice Walker By the Light of My Father's Smile Adult Reader Alicia M. Walter Naturally Me Emerging Reader Alika Turner June Peters, You Will Change the World One Day Independent Reader Aliona L. Gibson Justice Pon di Road Emerging Reader Alisia Dale Sela Blue and the First Day of School Emerging Reader Allison Whittenberg Sweet Thang Young Adult Reader Alonda Williams Penny and the Magic Puffballs Emerging Book Author Book Title Reading Level Reader Alonda Williams Penny and the Majic Puffballs Emerging Reader Alvin Silverstein Can You See the Chalkboard? Independent Reader Amir Abrams Caught Up Young Adult Reader Amy Littlesugar Freedom School, Yes Emerging Reader Amy Novesky Mister and Lady Day: Billie Holiday and the Dog Who Loved Her Emerging Reader Amy Reeder Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Independent Reader Anastasia Suen Subway Emerging Reader Andre Norton Lavendar - Green Magic Independent Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Ella Fitzgerald The Tale of a Vocal Virtuosa Emerging Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Fishing Day Emerging Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Bird In a Box Independent Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey The Red Pencil Independent Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Dear Mr. President: Abraham Lincoln Letters From a Slave Girl Independent Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Let It Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom Fighters Independent Reader Andrea Davis Pinkey Raven in a Dove House Independent Reader Andrea P Sanchez Doc Mcstuffns A Knight in Sticky Armor Emerging Reader Andrea P Sanchez Doc Mcstuffns Boomer Gets his Bounce Back Emerging Reader Andrea P Sanchez Doc Mcstuffns As Big as a Whale Emerging Reader Angela Johnson Lottie Paris Lives Here Emerging Reader Angela Johnson Do Like Kyla Emerging Reader Angela Johnson Julius Emerging Reader Angela Johnson Violet's Music Emerging Reader Angela Johnson A Cool Midnight Independent Reader Angela Johnson Toning the Sweep Independent Reader Angela Johnson Heaven Independent Reader Angela Johnson Lottie Paris Emerging Reader Angela Johnson A Sweet Smell of Roses Visual Reader Book Author Book Title Reading Level Angela Johnson The First Part Last Young Adult Reader Angela Johnson Toning the Sweep Young Adult Reader Angela S Medearis Snug in Mama's Arms Emerging Reader Angela Shelf Medearis Annie's Gift Emerging Reader Angela Shelf Medearis Snug in Mama's Arms Emerging Reader Angela Y Davis Blues Legacies & Black Feminism Adult Reader Anica Mrose Rissi Anna, Banana, and the Monkey in the Middle Emerging Reader Anica Mrose Rissi Anna, Banana, and the Puppy Parade Emerging Reader Anita Silvey The Essential Guide to Children's Book and Their Creators Young Adult Reader Ann Cameron Gloria Rising Independent Reader Ann Cameron Gloria's Way Independent Reader Ann E. Burg Serafna's Promise Independent Reader Ann M. Martin The Babysitters Club - Jessi's Secret Language Independent Reader Ann Malaspina Touch the Sky: Alice Coachman, Olympic High Jumper Visual Reader Ann Rinaldi Hang a Thousand Trees With Ribbons The Story of Phyllis Wheatley Independent Reader Ann Rinaldi Taking Liberty: Taking Liberty: The Story of Oney Judge, George Independent Washington's Runaway Slave Reader Ann Rinaldi Numbering All the Bones Young Adult Reader Anna McQuinn Lola at the Library Emerging Reader Anna Mcquinn Lola Plants a Garden Emerging Reader Anna McQuinn Lola Reads to Leo Emerging Reader Anna McQuinn Lola at the Library Emerging Reader Anna McQuinn Lola Loves Stories Independent Reader Anne Moody Coming of age in Misssissi Adult Reader Anne Rockwell Only Passing Through - The Story of Sojourner Truth Emerging Reader Anne Schraff The One for Me Adult Reader Anne Schraff Wildflower Young Adult Reader Anne Schraff Until we Meet Again Young Adult Reader Anne Schraff Until We Meet Again Young Adult Reader Antoinette Lawrence I Remember Independent Book Author Book Title Reading Level Reader Antoinette Tuff Prepared for a Purpose Adult Reader Antoinette Tuff Prepared For a Purpose Adult Reader Antonia Harlan Hello, My Name is Josie Mae Bricker Independent Reader April Randolph Following Tasha Young Adult Reader April Randolph Tasha and KK Young Adult Reader April Sinclair Coffee Will Make You Black Adult Reader April Sopczak Neon Tiki Tribe the Brightest Heroes on Earth Emerging Reader Atinuke Have Fun Anna Hibiscus Independent Reader Atinuke Anna Hibiscus Emerging Reader Atinuke Hooray for Anna Hibiscus! Independent Reader Atinuke Good Luck Anna Hibiscus Independent Reader Audre Lorde Zami Young Adult Reader Avril O'Reilly A Fairy In the Family Emerging Reader Ayaan Hirsi Ali Infdel Adult Reader Ayesha Rodriguez I am... Positive Affrmations for Brown Girls Emerging Reader Babygirl Daniels 16 1/2 on the Block A Babygirl Drama Vol. 2 Adult Reader Babygirl Daniels Sister Sister Independent Reader Babygirl Daniels Glitter Young Adult Reader Ballou How To Grow Up Like Me Young Adult Reader Barack Obama Of Thee I Sing A Letter To My Daughters Emerging Reader Barbara Bazaldua The Princess and the Frog: Tiana's Dream Independent Reader Barbara E. Barber Allie's Basketball Dream Emerging Reader Barbara E. Barber Saturday at the New Year Emerging Reader Barbara E. Barber Saturday At The New you Independent Reader Barbara J. Rebbeck Nola Gals Young Adult Reader Barbara Smith Home Girls Adult Reader Barbara Stavetski Let's Hibernate Emerging Reader Bebe Moore Campbell Sweet Summer Growing Up With and Without My Dad Adult Reader Bebe Moore Campbell Brothers and Sisters Adult Reader Bell Hooks Bone Black Memories of Girlhood Adult Reader Book Author Book Title Reading Level Bell Hooks Happy to be Nappy Emerging Reader Belle Antoinette Remains Adult Reader Ben Hatke Little Robot Independent Reader Benilde Little Who Does She Think She Is? Adult Reader Berlie Doherty The Girl Who Saw Lions Independent Reader Bette Greene Philip Hall Likes Me. I Reckon Maybe Independent Reader Betty K. Bynum I'm A Pretty Little Black Girl! Emerging Reader Bettye Stroud The Patchwork Path: A Quilt Map to Freedom Emerging Reader Beverley Naidoo Journey to Jo'burg: A South African Story Independent Reader BJ Barratt Angel Bear Independent Reader Blue Balliett Hold Fast Independent Reader Bonnie J. Glover The Middle Sister Independent Reader Brad Meltzer I am Rosa Parks (Ordinary People Change the World) Emerging Reader Brandon Montclare Halloween Eve Adult Reader Brandy Colbert Pointe Young Adult Reader Brenda Wilkinson Ludell Independent Reader Brenda Woods The Blossoming Universe of Violet Diamond Independent Reader Brian K. Vaughn Saga Volume One Adult Reader Brian Pinkney JoJo's Flying Side Kick Emerging Reader Brigitte White All - American Independent Reader Brittany Baker The Season of Autumn: Nothing lasts Forever (Seasons) Young Adult Reader Bud Kliment Billie Holiday (Black Americans of Achievement) Independent Reader C.W. Bowie Busy Toes Emerging Reader Calida Garcia Rawles Same Difference Emerging Reader Callie Barkley The Critter Club All About Ellie Emerging Reader Calvin Alexander Ramsey Ruth and the Green Book Emerging Reader Calvin Slater Game On Young Adult Reader Calvin Slater Hold Me Down Young Adult Reader Cami Hall Camicakes A Dream Come true Emerging Book Author Book Title Reading Level Reader Camille Yarbrough Tamika and the Wisdom Rings Independent Reader Candy Dawson Boyd Circle of Gold Independent Reader Candy Dawson Boyd Circle of Gold Independent Reader Cari Best My Three Best Friends and Me, Zulay Emerging Reader Cari Best Red Light, Green Light, Mama and Me Emerging Reader Carla Shedd Unequal City Young Adult Reader Carla Taylor-Pla School is New to Me Emerging Reader Carole Boston Weatherford Freedom on the Menu: The Greensboro Sit-Ins Emerging Reader Carole Boston Weatherford Moses: When Harriet Tubman Led Her People to Freedom Emerging Reader Carole Boston Weatherford Voice of Freedom Fannie Lou Hammer Spirt of the Civil Rights Independent Movement 4 - 7 Reader Carole Boston Weatherford Becoming Billie Holiday Young Adult Reader Carole Ione Pride of Family: Four Generations of American Women of Color Young Adult Reader Carole Mohr Valentine's Day Emerging Reader Caroline Pignat The Gospel Truth Independent Reader Carolivia Herron Nappy Hair Emerging Reader Cat Winters The Steep & Thorny Way Independent Reader Catherine Egan The Last Days of Tian Di Shade: Shade & Sorceress Independent Reader Catherine Egan The Last Days of Tian Di Shade Book 2: The Unmaking Independent Reader Catherine Egan The Last Days of Tian Di Shade Book 3: Bone, Fog, Ash, & Star Independent Reader Cedella Marley One Love Emerging Reader Cedric McClester The Legend of Nia Umoja Emerging Reader Celeste O.
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