Books in A Jump at the Sun Board Book series

A collection of poems which show angels guiding, comforting, and protecting Afro-American children during milestones in their lives as well as in the course of everyday activities

To make this group of kids abide by the rules, the grown-ups create a world inside a box . . . with toys, games, treats, and gifts, but these clever children are able to find their way out of the box and back into reality. 100,000 first printing.

A little girl pretends to be a grown-up and run a store, having fun with her cheerful fantasies in a large board book full of striking illustrations and a rhythmic text. For children under three.

A little girl and her mother get ready for the daughter to go to bed

A little boy dresses with a little help from his mother and gets ready to go out

A little boy wakes up and begins the day by awakening his parents

An exuberant, rhythmic, read-aloud celebration of the beauty and joy of "nappy" hair gives many reasons why young African-American children should be proud of who they are. 40,000 first printing.

An inviting, interactive pop-up book full of bold, energetic color illustrations, sturdy pull-tabs, and big flaps features the endearing little Max, who guides children through such everyday activities as snacktime, playtime, and bedtime.

Young readers will rejoice in a vibrant collection of classic poems compiled to create a stunning tribute to one of the premier Black poets of all time.

A grandfather vividly describes to his grandson a typical day from his youth, when he worked as a peddler selling fresh fruits and vegetables from a horse-drawn wagon throughout the city.

Rhyming text tells the story of Willie Mays, from his childhood in Alabama to his triumphs in baseball and his acquisition of the nickname the "Say Hey Kid."

A star of Touched By an Angel weaves a warmhearted story about Kenisha, a feisty little girl who--with the help of her Dolly Dear--discovers God within herself and others.