Lucky young adult romance Told from the point of

Told from the point of view of young Alma Thomas

the first Black woman to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney Museum in New York City and to have her work chosen for the White House collection

and sand--or realizing it's hard to pick raspberries without eating at least one

"You're tucked into bed

He tells her about the "fairy tale of his life" and how the son of a shoemaker became a celebrated writer

Lucky young adult romance Told from the point of"Lucky just might be the luckiest pearl in the ocean or not? In this humorous and meaningful picture book by debut author illustrator Christy Mandin, a pearl named Lucky sets off in search of a new home after her home is crushed by trash. While looking for a place to live, Lucky bumps into a certain someone and discovers something even better than a shiny new shell: friendship. Lucky is perfect for fans of Not Quite Narwhal and Tiny T. Rex and the