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Little Hispanic-American Girl Paper Doll
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, March 1, 1995)Dress this beauty in 8 outfits for ice-skating, a soccer game, a ballet, playing the violin, and more.
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African-American Holiday and Celebration Stickers
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, July 18, 1997)Sixteen full-color peel-and-apply stickers feature vivid images that celebrate African heritage, Kwanzaa, Christmas, other festive occasions.
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Tammy the Dancer Sticker Paper Doll
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, Feb. 3, 1998)This accomplished young lady comes with appropriate costumes for a strenuous workout, 2 dazzling African outfits, a top hat and formal tux for a tap routine, and more. 37 stickers.
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Let's Color Together -- My Sleepover
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, Feb. 20, 2014)Share the fun of a colorful sleepover party! Sleepovers are a perfect occasion for coloring together, and this coloring book lets kids share each and every illustration! All 30 images appear side by side with an exact duplicate, allowing two children to savor every minute of playing dress-up, snacking, watching movies, and enjoying other slumber party activities. Plus, it's easy to remove the perforated pages from the book.
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Little Caribbean Girl Paper Doll
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, Feb. 5, 1993)8 typical costumes: carnival outfits from Trinidad, Tobago and Port-of-Spain, Bahamian school uniform, four more. 1 paper doll and 8 full-color costume plates.
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Dress for School
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, July 23, 2001)Get ready for back-to-school fashion fun! Whether funky or formal, casual or sporty, you can dress your paper doll in the coolest, trendy, school day threads.
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Wake Up to Love
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Balboa Press, Sept. 15, 2016)Wake Up To Love conveys to children that there is so much beauty in the world to discover every morning when they wake up. A rainbow is amazing, a ladybug is fun, sunshine warms our face, we play with friends, balloons make us smile. Every day is a new adventure for young children. All we have to do is wake up to enjoy the harmony in the world around us.
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African Heritage Tattoos
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, Jan. 13, 1999)Create instant interest on arms, legs, faces and other body parts with 10 exciting images: giraffe, zebra, lion, Kwanzaa candles, Universal African Flag, tribal masks, and shields.
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Courtney the Sports Girl Sticker Paper Doll
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, June 9, 1997)Children can dress this nimble little athlete in colorful and attractive outfits for playing baseball, soccer, tennis, and basketball. Included with the figure are 27 full-color stickers that can be used again and again for endless imaginative fun.
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Learning About Kwanzaa
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, Aug. 8, 2002)Kwanzaa, an African-American celebration of family, community, and culture, is the focus of this instructive little book. A full-page of easy-to-read text acquaints youngsters with 12 colorful symbols associated with the year-end holiday, among them the mkeka (straw mat), the kinara (candle holder), and the Unity Cup. Each page has space for an appropriate sticker illustration. Dover Original. 16pp. of text plus 12 full-color stickers on 2 plates.
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Naomi the Fashion Model Sticker Paper Doll
Sylvia Walker
Paperback (Dover Publications, July 21, 1997)Take this stylish young lady down the runway in leisurely weekend wear, a tailored suit, a lovely wedding dress, and more. 27 stickers.
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One Voice
Sylvia Walton
language (, Jan. 14, 2019)New eighth-grader Simone Gardner is excited about the start of the school year at Hammond Middl School, looking forward to her favorite classes and teachers and continuing friendships on the school's cheerleading squad. But she soon falls into the downward spiral of hurtful daily mental suffering at the hands of new student Brooklyn Calhoun, who becomes her bully and tormentor. Simone eventually learns that by not keeping quiet and using her voice, she has the power to change the world and stomp out bullying in our schools and communities.