PICTURE BOOKS
Johnson, Angela

All Different Now: Juneteenth, the First Day of Freedom

(1) K-3 Illustrated by E. B. Lewis. In exquisite, lyrical text, Johnson reimagines Juneteenth--the date slaves in Texas finally learned of their emancipation--from the perspective of one fictional family. The words build to a crescendo of emotions as these now-free people prepare for a new life. Lewis's soft watercolors mirror the emotion of the text--the sun reflects off the grateful faces, eyes face the future with clarity.

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