Setor Fiadzigbey

When twelve‑year‑old Jerome is shot by a police officer who mistakes his toy gun for a real weapon, his story doesn’t end on the street—it continues as a ghost watching his own tragedy unfold. In this graphic‑novel adaptation, Jerome meets the spirit of Emmett Till, whose own brutal death a century earlier still echoes today. Together they explore how history, racism and community grief intertwine, while Jerome also confronts Sarah, the officer’s daughter, who is trying to make sense of her father’s actions. The striking artwork pulls you into a world where the past and present collide, urging readers to consider how injustice reverberates across generations. It’s a powerful, age‑appropriate look at social justice, history, and the resilience of young voices.

The very first day of ballet class can feel entirely overwhelming, especially when you have never danced before. Young Misty is nervous but thrilled to step into the studio and discover the magical world of Coppelia. She learns about a toymaker with a villainous plan and a brave heroine named Swanilda, a story so captivating that Misty decides she must audition for a part. Surrounded by fellow bunheads, she quickly realizes that the studio is not just about pointing your toes and remembering the steps. It is a place to build wonderful friendships and encourage each other to try new things. As her initial nerves fade away, the dancers join forces to put on a show they will never forget. This vibrant story brings the beauty of ballet to life while reminding you that with a little teamwork and courage, you can step out of your comfort zone and shine.