| Indy Pub

17,480원  | 20240601  | 9798330217182

Nine-year-old Darius, a Black boy, is bullied for his deep, dark skin tone. After standing up to his bully, he is challenged to a fight. Wanting to avoid the confrontation, Darius skips the school bus and begins the long walk home. That's when everything changes.In a vacant field, Darius meets Husani, an onyx-colored alien boy who has crash-landed on Earth. Husani needs help to get back to his home planet.

 | Vintage Publishing

19,450원  | 20201001  | 9781784876135

When humans enter the End, a pair of endermen must decide which side they're really on. For as long as they can remember, the twin endermen Fin and Mo have lived in the mysterious land of the End.

 | Quarto Publishing PLC

17,500원  | 20250116  | 9780711297074

An inspirational picture book rich in sports metaphor that is a letter of encouragement to boys of colour.

 | Chronicle Books

25,810원  | 20250401  | 9781797200736

A bold anthem that celebrates the power and potential of young Black boys by the award-winning creative team of author Brynne Barnes and superstar illustrator Bryan Collier.

Wright, Richard/ Jones, Edward P. (FRW)  | Harpercollins

27,240원  | 20080501  | 9780061443084

Richard Wright grew up in the woods of Mississippi, with poverty, hunger, fear, and hatred. He lied, stole, and raged at those around him; at six he was a "drunkard," hanging about taverns. Surly, brutal, cold, suspicious, and self-pitying, he was surrounded on one side by whites who were either indifferent to him, pitying, or cruel, and on the other by blacks who resented anyone trying to rise above the common lot.

Mbalia, Kwame  | Delacorte Press

29,190원  | 20210803  | 9780593379936

Celebrate the joys of Black boyhood with stories from seventeen bestselling, critically acclaimed Black authors--including Jason Reynolds, Jerry Craft, and Kwame Mbalia! "Black Boy Joy has something for every type of reader."-The New York Times Book Review "Pick up Black Boy Joy for a heavy dose of happiness." -Booklist, starred review Black boy joy is… Picking out a fresh first-day-of-school outfit. Saving the universe in an epic intergalactic race.

Logan, Raheem, Smith, Delvonte  | Raheem Logan

22,730원  | 20200914  | 9781735632506

Rashad's brown skin and smile would shine the brightest during his weekend afternoons at the beach watching the seagulls hover and spending quality time with his family. After his parents split shortly after his ninth birthday, Rashad wanted to know when they would return to the beach. False promises were turning those trips into distant memories.

 | Langley Research & Consulting

19,230원  | 20210301  | 9780578916040

Dear Black Boy is primarily a book for parents, caregivers, and trusted adults to begin a conversation surrounding race in America with their children. Although this book was not specifically written for children, it is our hope that the content in this book will create conversation between parents and their children, as well as community leaders and the communities they serve, in an effort to promote healing that has been caused by generations of racial trauma.

 | Pen2pad Ink

19,230원  | 20191211  | 9781970135374

In today's day and age there have been so many labels placed on men of color. These labels have a tendency to bring down a ones confidence and force them to hide their authentic selves. The age range of those affected are getting younger and younger every year. Black Boy Joy is a book everyone can relate to. It is designed to build up young boys by encouraging, empowering, and strengthening their confidence in themselves. As well as teaching them to be comfortable in the skin their in.

 | Amanda Lynch

31,580원  | 20210310  | 9781734502626

Black boy, fly! is a powerful book for young boys designed to encourage them to be unapologetic about their identity, history, and giftedness. Fly with MJ as he defies societal stereotypes in this beautifully illustrated and fun family read, a touching story, perfect for encouraging boys to soar. Bonus material includes 100 inspiring affirmations young boys can repeat with their parents and teachers to reinforce self-esteem and confidence.

 | Joseph Dankwah

31,480원  | 20250821  | 9798231255481

Perspectives of a Black Boy is a stirring, genre-defying collection of poems and reflections that trace the journey of a Black boy reclaiming his name, his history, and his voice. Spanning themes of identity, heritage, love, migration, memory, and spiritual reckoning, this book speaks to the heart of the African and diasporic experience. Each poem pulses with emotion, while the accompanying prose offers powerful context, turning each page into both a mirror and a map.

 | Lulu.com

61,250원  | 20230107  | 9781387311330

The inner man and his inner workings are strengthened through the reception of the word (and his understanding of it), a connection with Christ and spiritual stamina. All these stem from stretching beyond the limbs of life by digging deeper down to the root of who we are in Christ. We are sure, we are stable, we are secure and we are strong...in Christ. We are overcomers, we are victors, we are winners and we are strong... in Christ.

 | Brittany Green

36,730원  | 20201127  | 9780578783802

Little Black Boy celebrates the contributions black men have made to the world past and present and encourages little black boys to leave their mark in the future!

 | Indy Pub

24,480원  | 20250904  | 9798868937736

"Black Boy, Stay Free. Black Boy, Don't Die." is not just a memoir, it's a lifeline. Written from behind prison walls where the author has spent decades serving three life sentences without parole, this searing account delivers a truth too urgent to ignore. Through raw storytelling and unflinching honesty, Phillip Stroud exposes the broken systems that prey on young Black men, the generational trauma that shapes them, and the split-second choices that can seal a fate forever.

 | Gardners Books

36,730원  | 20170111  | 9781490780238

Living in a different generation and growing up as a kid from the past to the present through violence, is there a normal thing as just being a kid? ? ? ? ? ? ?