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J.P. Miller, Author
Series: Black Stories Matter
Imprint: Wayland
Publication date: September 10, 2020
Category: People & places (Children's / Teenage)
ISBN: 9781526313393
Series: Black Stories Matter
Imprint: Wayland
Publication date: May 13, 2021
Category: People & places (Children's / Teenage)
ISBN: 9781526313409
A celebration of the lives and achievements of inspirational black people through history who made a difference
Sporting Heroes hails the huge contribution of black sportspeople and athletes to the world of sports. From Jesse Owens to Nicola Adams, they have sprinted, kicked, fought and shot their way to glory, breaking down barriers and defeating prejudices along the way with their sheer talent and resilience.
Black Stories Matter is a powerful illustrated collection of stories of inspiring black personalities through history. Perfect for readers aged 9 and above.
Contents:
Main biographies
Nicola Adams
Usain Bolt
Cathy Freeman
Pelé
Ade Adepitan
Simone Biles
Jesse Owens
Serena Williams
Mo Farah
Muhammad Ali
Mini biographies
Alia Atkinson
Arthur Ashe
Jackie Joyner Kersee
Michael Jordan
Charlie Sifford
Brian Lara
Isabelle Sambou
Sheryl Swoopes
J. P. Miller is a children’s book writer who is eager to tell stories about little and well known facts in the African Diaspora. She hopes that her stories will tear down age-long stereotypes and shed light on the many contributions of people of colour throughout the world. J. P. lives in Metro Atlanta, Georgia and enjoys playing Pickleball and swimming in her spare time.
Topic: Growing up, History, Non-Fiction, PSHE & Citizenship, Race & identity, Sports
Age Range: 7-11
Related Book: Black Stories Matter: Amazing Artists
Book Creator: J.P. Miller
Discover inspiring black men and women through history, from artists to inventors, in this beautifully illustrated biography collection. Black Stories Matter feature biographies of famous and inspiring black people, celebrating their lives and achievements, and seeing how they’ve made a difference to change the world we live in. The books are ideal for readers aged 9 and above.
Themes: Race & Identity | History |