Black, Brown and Read
Well-Read. Well-Written.
Black, Brown and Read is a trusted home for the voices of the Diaspora. We support writers, readers, and change-makers through storytelling, publishing, and literacy work that centers our communities. Our full site is on the way. While you wait, explore our featured children’s books, meet our founders, and get connected.
Black, Brown and Read is a trusted home for the voices of the Diaspora. We support writers, readers, and change-makers through storytelling, publishing, and literacy work that centers our communities. Our full site is on the way. While you wait, explore our featured children’s books, meet our founders, and get connected.
Deja Doesn’t Give Up is an inspiring and delightful story for readers aged 6–8, designed for children in 1st to 3rd grade. With a Guided Reading Level of K–M and a Lexile Measure of 420L–520L, this book is perfect for early independent readers.
Bouba finds clever hiding spots while Alpha follows playful rhyming clues to track him down. With engaging rhymes and vibrant illustrations, this heartwarming story sparks curiosity, encourages problem-solving, and celebrates sibling play.
Perfect for read-aloud and early independent readers (ages 5–7). “Where is Bouba?” supports early literacy with simple sentence structures, sight words, and context-based clues. Ideal for Lexile BR - 300L.
Isa is the new girl, and nobody knows her. She looks different, sounds different, and feels alone—until one act of kindness changes everything. This heartwarming rhyming picture book for ages 6–9 teaches friendship, inclusion, and the power of kindness. Perfect for independent reading and classroom read-alouds!
Little Seed Who Had Big Dreams is a heartwarming story combining gentle rhymes with a powerful message about patience, perseverance, and personal growth.
Perfect for shared reading with younger children or as an independent reading challenge for kids aged 6-8, this book encourages young readers to believe in their potential and embrace the journey of becoming
Deja Doesn’t Give Up is an inspiring and delightful story for readers aged 6–8, designed for children in 1st to 3rd grade. With a Guided Reading Level of K–M and a Lexile Measure of 420L–520L, this book is perfect for early independent readers.
Isa is the new girl, and nobody knows her. She looks different, sounds different, and feels alone—until one act of kindness changes everything. This heartwarming rhyming picture book for ages 6–9 teaches friendship, inclusion, and the power of kindness. Perfect for independent reading and classroom read-alouds!
Bouba finds clever hiding spots while Alpha follows playful rhyming clues to track him down. With engaging rhymes and vibrant illustrations, this heartwarming story sparks curiosity, encourages problem-solving, and celebrates sibling play.
Perfect for read-aloud and early independent readers (ages 5–7). “Where is Bouba?” supports early literacy with simple sentence structures, sight words, and context-based clues. Ideal for Lexile BR - 300L.
Little Seed Who Had Big Dreams is a heartwarming story combining gentle rhymes with a powerful message about patience, perseverance, and personal growth.
Perfect for shared reading with younger children or as an independent reading challenge for kids aged 6-8, this book encourages young readers to believe in their potential and embrace the journey of becoming
Our mission is to make publishing accessible, empowering, and profitable for Black and Brown authors.
We offer:
Coaching and support for new writers
Literacy initiatives for families and schools
Reimagined classics with ancestral wisdom
A vibrant space for readers and storytellers of all ages
Our mission is to make publishing accessible, empowering, and profitable for Black and Brown authors.
We offer:
Coaching and support for new writers
Literacy initiatives for families and schools
Reimagined classics with ancestral wisdom
A vibrant space for readers and storytellers of all ages
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