Ubuntu is an ancient African philosophy that believes we are one. The book's opening line reads..."when I look into your eyes, I see myself. I am you."

A toddler plans to cook with her family and feels so many emotions during the process. She's excited to get started, shocked when she spills the milk, sad while her mom cleans it up, and feeling brave about trying to master a new skill. The book explores more emotions like feeling silly, nervous, bored, and more. A cute board book that rhymes and shares the emotional rollercoasters we all can face in a day. Not yet available at the Boston Public Library.

Amira is excited for her baby sister's naming ceremony. Friends and family will come to suggest names for the new child. A beautifully illustrated story about multiple generations and family traditions. Favorite quote, "how do I pick a name for baby sister ...think of something meaningful that you would want her to have. A blessing, a wish, a story. Each of your names were carefully picked just for you."

In this celebration of hair (and self), you will see locs, fro hawks, mini twist, waves and more.

Take a trip under the sea to explore where Princess Ariel lives. You'll meet her father, King Triton, her six sisters, her best friend Flounder and Scuttle, the expert on all things human. Ariel is super curious about life on land, and discovers a Prince named Eric who makes her even more excited about life beyond the sea.

From digging feet to crawling feet, this cute book mentions different species and their types of feet at the beach. It ends with a beautiful collection of footprints.

A little boy dreams of the perfect dive, but gets a little scared when it comes time to jump. Fortunately, he has a super supportive Nan (grandmother) who also happens to be an ex-diver.