Embark on an inspiring journey with Franklin, an adventurous young black boy uncertain about his dream job.
In Black Boys Dream Too by Aba Joseph, readers follow Franklin's adventure as his dad unveils a world of endless possibilities. This heartwarming tale encourages self-discovery and emphasizes that every dream is valid; there is something for everyone. Never limit yourself, discover your passions, and turn your dreams into reality.
Aba Joseph introduces a captivating narrative, skillfully weaving a tale that resonates with readers of all ages. Aba's storytelling, combined with the stunning illustrations by Leah Anderson, brings characters to life and makes Black Boys Dream Too a must-read for children, parents, and educators seeking an informative, influential, and empowering story of a black boy's self-discovery with his supportive, father on the diversity of professions that exist in the world.
Embark on Franklin's journey of self-discovery by grabbing your copy of Black Boys Dream Too today!
Explore diverse career options and join the movement of empowering young minds. Because, in the world of making dreams a reality, Black Boys Thrive.
Key Themes
Self Discovery: Franklin's journey of self-discovery portrays individuals exploring their passions and interests.
Cultural Representation: Black Boys Dream Too focuses on the inclusive representation and struggles of young black boys unaware of the endless paths they can pursue.
Career Diversity: The story encourages readers, especially children, to consider the various possibilities when envisioning their future.
Parental Support: Black Boys Dream Too highlights the positive impact of a nurturing environment on a child's confidence and willingness to explore their interests.
Anderson, Leah: - Leah Anderson grew up in New York, passionate about the arts and track and field. Over the last ten years, she has developed her talents as she trained daily; she also conducted freelance work illustrating and creating art pieces for clients and friends. Simultaneously growing as a professional athlete while improving her artistic talents with every stroke, Leah strives for success in both track and the arts. As she trains to be an olympian, she also seeks to become a freelance artist.
Joseph, Aba: - Split between the animated Bronx, New York, and rural areas of Antigua during his childhood, Aba emerged resilient from the challenges of the low-income, single-parent household where his mother worked two jobs tirelessly to raise him and his siblings. Uncertain about his future yet driven by an unwavering commitment to success, Aba attended St. John's University on a journey to find his path in life. College became a crucible for growth, presenting hurdles in the form of internships and job searches with no established connections. Despite lacking conventional advantages, Aba's tenacity and hard work prevailed, propelling him beyond expectations. He fueled his success with unparalleled determination and learning from his mistakes. Having conquered personal hardships, he is determined to pay it forward. Aba hopes to inspire all his readers, making them learn something new from his creations.
