Mari and the Great Market Swap, Janelle Springer-Willms, Juliana Eigner Children's Counting Books No one in Delray knows

No one in Delray knows Jae Aƒenyo’s story—that she’s a teen mom who placed her baby for adoption—and she intends to keep it that way

There are poems about the power of language to transcend the racist and homophobic constructs of a society prejudging Black boys

In the tradition of Jordan Peele and Tiffany Jackson’s The Weight of Blood

crushes and rivals--must take shelter

Mari and the Great Market Swap, Janelle Springer-Willms, Juliana Eigner Children's Counting Books No one in Delray knowsJLG Gold Standard Selection "A stunning book that will have young readers eager to try new foods from around the world" Booklist "A charming island tale with a message of community and connection" Kirkus Reviews When customers cant reach the weekly market, Mari comes up with a creative solution to help her fellow vendors. I guess its cassava, cassava, cassava for me dis week, said Wendy. Here, take some o my guava, giggled Mari. Thanks. You want a