From Voting Rights to Community Helpers: Civics Books Roundup
Get ready to inspire young minds with our latest civics-themed books! From We Shall Not Be Denied, exploring the fight for voting rights, to Civic Minded, providing a deep dive into civic engagement, our civics books roundup will have something for every age group.
We Shall Not Be Denied
Interest Level: Grade 4 – Grade 8
Voting is a powerful right. Throughout history, Americans from underrepresented groups have fought, suffered, and even died for the right to vote, yet challenges still remain. Learn how to make a difference, even if you are not old enough to vote.
Starred Review for We Shall Not Be Denied
“The authors have successfully written a thought-provoking, informative book, providing ample information without overwhelming readers with huge blocks of text. Delightfully to the point and packed with information, this book would serve as a great starting point for students who are doing research.” — starred, Booklist
Civic Minded
Interest Level: Grade 6 – Grade 12
This handy guidebook offers an accessible overview of big US civics topics, including federal programs, international relations, and more. With compelling, well-researched text and accompanying sidebars, Civic Minded helps readers understand and join many ongoing political conversations in the US.
Read about Community Helpers (Read for a Better World ™)
Interest Level: Kindergarten – Grade 2
Community helpers make the world a better place. This series has both SEL connections and authentic examples to help readers understand how these important people contribute to the community they live in.
Read about Citizenship (Read for a Better World ™)
Interest Level: Kindergarten – Grade 2
Encourage young readers to learn what it means to be a good citizen. This series combines engaging examples and SEL connections to help students understand what citizenship is and how it fits into the world around them.
Searchlight Books ™ — The Kids’ Guide to Government
Interest Level: Grade 3 – Grade 5
Young readers explore how the United States government works and how they can be involved. Take a tour of each branch of government and then discover how media impacts government and elections.
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