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    Angel to Angel
      The author-poet celebrates mothers in this collection of poems illustrated by archival photographs of African American families.
      Author: Myers, Walter Dean HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    Glass Castle, The: A Memoir
      Jeannette Walls' memoir of her dysfunctional but vibrant family and the resilience and loyalty they exhibited.
      Author: Walls, Jeannette

    Glass Castle, The: A Memoir
      Jeannette Walls' memoir of her dysfunctional but vibrant family and the resilience and loyalty they exhibited.
      Author: Walls, Jeannette

    In Our Mothers' House
      Marmee and Meema, two wonderfully innovative, creative mothers, provide a loving home for adopted children and are the glue for a community-oriented neighborhood, except for one family who snubs them for being different.
      Author: Polacco, Patricia HSE Descriptors: social studies

    In Our Mothers' House
      Marmee and Meema, two wonderfully innovative, creative mothers, provide a loving home for adopted children and are the glue for a community-oriented neighborhood, except for one family who snubs them for being different.
      Author: Polacco, Patricia HSE Descriptors: social studies

    Silent Boy, The
      Katy,the young and curious daughter of a small-town doctor living in 1908, learns about life, death, and social distinctions from her family and her friend, Jacob, who is "touched."
      Author: Lowry, Lois

    To Kill A Mockingbird
      In this classic American novel set in the 30s, Lee tells the story of two children growing up in the South with their lawyer father who represents an African-American man accused of raping a white woman. The novel is rich and complex in plot and theme.
      Author: Lee, Harper HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading

    Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963, The
      The ordinary interactions and everyday routines of the Watsons, an African American family from Flint, Michigan are drastically changed after a trip to Alabama in 1963. This is a powerful book, sometimes powerfully funny and sometimes powerfully touching
      Author: Curtis, Christopher P. HSE Descriptors: language arts - reading


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