Dawne Allette's children's books are celebrated for their inspiration, lyricism, and humor. As a journalist for The Baltimore Times, she brings a keen sense of language and encouragement to her writing for young readers. Her work is noted for its distinctive ability to blend depth with levity.
PICTURE STORYBOOKS. Tyra considers all the kinds of work she could do when she grows up... but first of all she must learn to spell. This rhyming romp through the world of jobs with an engaging black heroine provides inspiration for all children. Ages 0+
The Mother of Modern Medicine
The narrative centers on Henrietta Lacks, an African American woman whose cancer cells, taken without her consent, transformed medical research. It chronicles her life from her Virginia upbringing to her untimely death at 31, highlighting her five children and the legacy of HeLa cells, the first immortal cell line. The book also addresses crucial themes of race and ethics in medicine, making it an engaging introduction to STEM for young readers while celebrating Henrietta's significant yet often overlooked contribution to modern medicine.
Her inspiring words, approachable nature and regal style make Michelle a much- loved public figure and a role model in her own right.
But my family gave me love, they gave me education, and most of all they gave me hope...Barack Obama's story of hope and determination culminates with an account of his historic Inauguration Day and his first 100 days in office. číst celé
Dexter daydreams about jobs he world like to do when he grows up. He decides that it's never too early to start making plans. A hilarious journey through the world of jobs, from astronomer, to school teacher and racing driver ..."--Back cover