Awards search:Ohioana Book Award

Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales, and True Tales (Coretta Scott King Author Award Winner)

by Virginia Hamilton
Hardcover, 1995
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
398.2

The House of Dies Drear

by Virginia Hamilton
Paperback, 2006
Tags
slavery, historical fiction, ghosts, Underground Railroad, mystery
Collection
Children's Circulating
Series
The House of Dies Drear (1)
Status
Available
Call number
813.6

Trouble Don't Last

by Shelley Pearsall
Paperback, 2003
Tags
slavery, Underground Railroad, historical fiction, Black history, black mc
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
481

Out of My Mind

by Sharon M. Draper
Paperback, 2012
Tags
Bodies Minds and Abilities, disability, cerebral palsy, communication device
Collection
Children's Circulating
Series
Out of My Mind (1)
Status
Available
Call number
813.6

Brown Girl Dreaming

by Jacqueline Woodson
Paperback, 2016
Tags
autobiography, poetry, girl power, civil rights, speak up, black mc
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
811.54

Stella by Starlight

by Sharon M. Draper
Hardcover, 2015
Tags
North Carolina, Ku Klux Klan, civil rights, Racism Prejudice and Discrimination, black mc, historical fiction
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
813.6

The Seventh Most Important Thing

by Shelley Pearsall
Hardcover, 2015
Tags
bullying, juvenile justice, community service, restorative justice
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
813.00

A New School Year: Stories in Six Voices

by Sally Derby
Hardcover, 2017
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
813

Other Words for Home

by Jasmine Warga
Paperback, 2021
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
813.6

Blended (paperback)

by Sharon M. Draper
Paperback, 2020
Tags
mixed race, family, divorce, black mc, white mc
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
813.6

The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read

by Rita Lorraine Hubbard
Hardcover, 2020
Tags
aging, slavery, Emancipation Proclamation, Events and Eras, Historical Figures and Leaders, Black history, biography, Reading Rainbow, books, literacy
Collection
Children's Circulating
Status
Available
Call number
306.3
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