Grandma’s simple act of defiance at a “Whites Only” fountain sparks a powerful moment of change in Mississippi.
Mason Steele masters typing, overcomes prejudice at a formerly all-white school, and uses his skills to break racial barriers.
Ary’s library has run out of new books. She decides to create her own and discovers it’s hard work but…
Salma, a refugee, misses her home and her beloved orange tree. She finds comfort in drawing it on the walls…
Faisal dislikes his curly red hair. What can he do about it?
“If you have a disability, you can still do something you love,” says Zanele Situ, Paralympic gold medallist.
The counting rope symbolizes passing of time, a boy’s growing confidence facing his blindness and his grandfather’s death.
At school, Trisha struggles with jumbled letters and mean classmates who make fun of her.
Samer is disturbed by the raging wars. He dreams of creating a peaceful, beautiful world. What’s his plan?
Callie’s brother Charlie, who has autism, teaches their family lessons of togetherness, hope, tolerance, and love.
Abdul loves storytelling but struggles with writing due to dyslexia until a special visitor helps him
Puni paved the way for villages to grow food in a sustainable manner and also generate electricity.