Books About Racial Discrimination

The Best Racial Discrimination Books for Kids

Looking for excellent children's books about racial discrimination? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.

Start with our editorial favorites, then browse recommendations organized by reading stage to find the right book for your reader.

The Shortlist

Our 2 Favorite Books About Racial Discrimination

A Picture Book of Jesse Owens
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$759
Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 1992

A Picture Book of Jesse Owens

Defy prejudice and break records at the 1936 Olympics.

32 pages· 1,151 words· Est. 9 min read-aloud
5.0/7 Bookroo·4.1/5 Goodreads · 100 ratings
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Summary: Jesse Owens, born into poverty, defied all odds to become a legendary athlete. Known as a 'floating wonder,' he shattered world records and faced the ultimate challenge at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. With Hitler's eyes on Aryan dominance, Jesse's four gold medals told a different story. How did this remarkable man change history and challenge prejudice on the world stage? Discover the inspiring journey of a hero who ran against the tide of discrimination and emerged victorious, leaving an indelible mark on sports and society.
The Downstairs Girl
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$1248
Chapter Book · Ages 12–+ · 2019

The Downstairs Girl

A secret columnist challenges norms, risking exposure and danger in 1890s Atlanta.

390 pages· 88,442 words· Est. 10 hour read
4.0 Goodreads · 42,499 ratings
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Summary: By day, Jo Kuan is a maid; by night, she's the anonymous voice behind a daring advice column. As her words stir controversy, a mysterious letter propels her into a quest for her origins. Facing societal backlash and a dangerous criminal, Jo must decide if she's ready to reveal her true self. Will she step out of the shadows and into the light?
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