Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich is the author of 8th Grade Superzero, a Notable Book for a Global Society, as well as a Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People. She is a co-author of the NAACP Image Award nominated Two Naomis and the forthcoming Naomis Too and is the editor of The Hero Next Door, an anthology from We Need Diverse Books. A member of The Brown Bookshelf and the Advisory Board of We Need Diverse Books, Olugbemisola holds a master of arts in education and writes frequently on literacy and parenting topics. She lives with her family in New York City. Visit her online at olugbemisolabooks.com.
A math whiz faces an identity crisis after a test mistake. Can she rediscover her passion?
A teacher leads young activists in a daring sit-in against segregation. Will they succeed in changing history?
Makeda's birthday treat isn't cupcakes. Will her classmates enjoy her unique creation?
A trailblazing designer defies odds to create iconic hats and inspire a community.
Bo's life turns chaotic in a crowded Harlem brownstone. Can she find her place?
Explore NASA's journey from its origins to future discoveries, tackling urgent challenges for humanity's survival.
Two girls must navigate their parents' new relationship and redefine family.
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A math whiz faces an identity crisis after a test mistake. Can she rediscover her passion?
Makeda must cheer up a sad guinea pig with a new cage. Will her plan work?
Makeda's birthday treat isn't cupcakes. Will her classmates enjoy her unique creation?
A trailblazing designer defies odds to create iconic hats and inspire a community.
Bo's life turns chaotic in a crowded Harlem brownstone. Can she find her place?
Explore NASA's journey from its origins to future discoveries, tackling urgent challenges for humanity's survival.
A teacher leads young activists in a daring sit-in against segregation. Will they succeed in changing history?
Two girls must navigate their parents' new relationship and redefine family.
Can Makeda transform old junk into new treasures before the party?
