The Day Madear Voted
A family's first voting day in 1969 sparks hope for a brighter future.
Don Tate is the author and illustrator of Poet: The Remarkable Story of George Moses Horton (Peachtree), for which he received the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award, and Strong as Sandow. He received the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Honor for It Jes’ Happened: When Bill Traylor Started to Draw (Lee & Low). He is the illustrator of several picture books including The Amazing Age of John Roy Lynch (Eerdmans), and The Cart That Carried Martin. Don lives in Austin, Texas
A family's first voting day in 1969 sparks hope for a brighter future.
A boy's quest for a library card challenges segregation in 1950s South Carolina.
Discover how a cooling system mishap led to the iconic Super Soaker.
Can a classical ballet become a jazz masterpiece?
Discover the team that revolutionized basketball with dazzling skills and unmatched showmanship.
From slavery to Congress, John Roy Lynch's journey reshapes history.
An enslaved poet's words spark hope and challenge his chains.
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
A family's first voting day in 1969 sparks hope for a brighter future.
When the family leaves, the fridge comes alive for a wild party.
Discover how one engineer's innovation transformed video gaming forever.
A flood threatens a town. Can a pilot and helicopter save the day?
A forest fire rages. Can a daring helicopter duo save the day?
Discover the team that revolutionized basketball with dazzling skills and unmatched showmanship.
A man records stories of freedom seekers, reuniting families and uncovering his own past.
From slavery to potato empire, one man's journey defies the odds.
Homeless kids in 1895 New Orleans turn junk into music, changing their fate.
Discover how a cooling system mishap led to the iconic Super Soaker.
An enslaved poet's words spark hope and challenge his chains.
From slavery to Congress, John Roy Lynch's journey reshapes history.
A humble cart carries a legacy of hope through Atlanta's streets.
Can a classical ballet become a jazz masterpiece?
A woman breaks barriers in baseball, owning a team and making history.
A boy's quest for a library card challenges segregation in 1950s South Carolina.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Don Tate's books.