Mighty Inside

""A gentle historical novel about finding your voice."--Kirkus Reviews,

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""A powerful story that will bring readers through the experience of beginning to understand racism, and what that really feels like, from the inside out. What a gift."
--Kelly Jones,

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""Educators will certainly be able to encourage lively discussions with students who have read this book, making it an excellent choice for a whole class read. Librarians and teachers alike will want to add this to their collections."--School Library Connection,

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""One of those rare books I found myself reading more slowly as I got to the final pages. I didn't want it to end."
--Newbery Award winner, Christopher Paul Curtis,

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""Richly drawn...Melvin's authentic narration reveals a teen who is finding his voice and using it to speak out against racism and discrimination."--Horn Book,

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""Sundee Frazier once again flexes her masterful expertise in understanding the human heart, and the insurmountable will and capacity we have, even when faced simultaneously with internal and external adversities, to press forward and persevere triumphantly."
--Kirkus Prize winner, Derrick Barnes,

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"[STAR] "A well-constructed and movingly told story of a thoughtful Black boy making his place in his family and in 1950s America."--Publishers Weekly (starred),

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"[STAR] "This powerful novel weaves strong characters into the tapestry of civil rights, treatment of people with disabilities, fallout fear from the war, and ever-changing cultural shifts that defined the 1950s."--School Library Journal (starred),

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"Mighty Inside is a well-written and moving read that explores universal themes and issues that are still relevant in today's world." -- Association of Jewish Libraries