This story is about two best friends Stephan and Danielle. They both wanted to draw each other in class. When Danielle picks up a black marker to color her friends face, he gets angry. To him the color black is what it looks like, black. The children handle this dilemma on their own, in a very unique way. Youngsters will relate to this story in that it teaches how to solve differences between friends and it touches on cultural differences.
Professional Reviews
Chief Editor of Disilgold Soul Literary Review
What Color Am I? by Annette Smith is a warm and compelling children's story that is
probably the first book of its kind that addresses the issue of the race, culture and identity crisis among Black youth in a way that has never surfaced, and even from the most prolifichealthy self-writers of the diaspora. Ms. Smith has created a children's storybook that is a masterpiece and must have book for all teacher's and parents who are committed to raising youth withesteem. Canvassing issues and deep provoking questions. The children's book author has a unique trademark style that will undoubtedly become her signature ifmore children's books are to follow.
Momma’s Bootcamp is a heartwarming adventure wrapped in rhymes and wonder. With each turn of the page, young readers are transported to a magical island surrounded by a sparkling stream—where fun, friendship, and a little bit of old-fashioned hard wo
