R. Gregory Christie has illustrated over forty books and is the recipient of numerous awards including the NAACP’s Image Award in Illustration. His books include Bad News for Outlaws and Brothers in Hope: The Story of the Lost Boys of Sudan. He lives in Georgia.
Discover the untold story of a trailblazing musician who rocked the world before rock-and-roll legends emerged.
Thirteen African-Americans fight for freedom during the Revolutionary War, challenging oppression and shaping history.
A baby leads his family in a jazzy musical adventure.
A young girl witnesses a pivotal civil rights protest and Dr. King's final stand.
In 19th century Louisiana, slaves find brief freedom and joy in Congo Square every Sunday.
A bookstore in Harlem becomes a hub for change and ideas.
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Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
Discover the untold story of a trailblazing musician who rocked the world before rock-and-roll legends emerged.
A cook's secret recipes fuel a pivotal civil rights protest.
A young girl witnesses a pivotal civil rights protest and Dr. King's final stand.
Thirteen African-Americans fight for freedom during the Revolutionary War, challenging oppression and shaping history.
In 19th century Louisiana, slaves find brief freedom and joy in Congo Square every Sunday.
A bookstore in Harlem becomes a hub for change and ideas.
Explore Harlem's Sugar Hill, where art and culture defied segregation.
Defy the odds and build a legacy in a world that says you can't.
A baby leads his family in a jazzy musical adventure.
A young boy leads a perilous journey across war-torn lands, seeking safety and hope.
A boy's blues transform into vibrant greens, exploring the spectrum of changing moods.
A boy must save his brother from gang life and unite his community for peace.
A former slave becomes a powerful voice against slavery, revealing harsh truths.
A young man's quest for knowledge defies racial barriers in the 1920s South.
Children's poems reveal the beauty of African-American culture.
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The authors and illustrators who share the credits across R Gregory Christie's books.
