Schools & Libraries

Make room for meaningful conversations.

Explore stories and practical resources by Dr. Nakeyau Patterson for shared reading, supported activities, and thoughtful discussion. Start with the readers and the conversation you have in mind.

Stories and practice for younger readers

The Whole Story School Collection · Ages 4–10
Picture books about belonging, support, children’s voices, and navigating school together. Share a read-aloud and invite questions.

Explore the six-book collection →

Kai & Zoe workbooks
Black-and-white editions: ages 4–8 with adult support and optional coloring. Full-color editions: ages 5–10. Explore feelings, friendships, calming choices, problem-solving, communication, body safety, and sensory needs.

Compare workbook editions and samples →

History for middle and high school readers

Black history · Grades 6–12
We Were Always Whole explores Black humanity and the Three-Fifths Clause. The Right to Learn examines Black educational traditions and the struggle for equal schooling. What Black America Built investigates documented contributions to invention, science, culture, and everyday work.

Choose a Black history reading route →

Begin with a guiding question, explore vocabulary together, and follow source notes for further inquiry. Preview each book for your readers and setting.

Reading and reflection for educators

The Teachers We Could Have Kept — retention and school conditions.
#BatteredTeacher — harm and institutional support.
A Page for the Teacher — daily encouragement.

Choose a reading for individual reflection or a voluntary conversation with colleagues. Book pages show available formats and samples where offered.

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Planning a classroom set, a library collection, or a group reading? Use the inquiry form below to share your readers, titles or topics, and timing. We will reply by email to discuss current options.