Slavery -- Juvenile fiction
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- A crack in the sea
- A light in the storm : the Civil War diary of Amelia Martin
- A new beginning : my journey with Addy
- A picture of Freedom : the diary of Clotee, a slave girl
- A school for Pompey Walker
- A strawbeater's Thanksgiving
- Abraham Lincoln : letters from a slave girl
- Across the lines
- Addy saves the day : a summer story
- Africa is my home : a child of the Amistad
- Ain't nobody a stranger to me
- Alec's primer
- All different now : Juneteenth, the first day of freedom
- Almost to freedom
- Chasing freedom : the life journeys of Harriet Tubman and Susan B. Anthony, inspired by historical facts
- Currents
- Dear Austin : letters from the Underground Railroad
- Dear Ellen Bee : a Civil War scrapbook of two Union spies
- Elijah of Buxton
- Eliza's freedom road : an Underground Railroad diary
- Ellen's broom
- Escape from evil
- Escape the mask
- Fight for freedom
- Follow the drinking gourd
- Freedom bird
- Freedom song : the story of Henry "Box" Brown
- Freedom stone
- Freedom's fruit
- Freedom's wings
- Freewater
- Friend on freedom river
- From slave to soldier : based on a true Civil War story
- Henry's freedom box
- Hope's gift
- Hush harbor : praying in secret
- I, Dred Scott : a fictional slave narrative based on the life and legal precedent of Dred Scott
- Imani's music
- Joseph's choice, 1861
- Journey to freedom, 1838
- Juneteenth for Mazie
- Legacy of blood
- Let my people go : Bible stories told by a free man of color to his daughter, Charlotte, in Charleston, South Carolina, 1806-16
- Letters from a slave boy : the story of Joseph Jacobs
- Letters from a slave girl : the story of Harriet Jacobs
- Liberty Street
- Light in the darkness
- Long road to freedom
- Love twelve miles long
- Meet Addy : an American girl
- Message in the sky
- Millie's remarkable journey
- Mumbet's declaration of independence
- My name is not Angelica
- My name is not Friday
- Nachshon, who was afraid to swim : a Passover story
- Never forgotten
- Night boat to freedom
- Now let me fly : the story of a slave family
- River runs deep
- Sarah Boone : a Lowcountry girl
- Shackles
- Show way
- Something upstairs : a tale of ghosts
- Stone River crossing
- Sweet Clara and the freedom quilt
- The Ever-After Bird
- The Invisible Princess
- The ballad of Belle Dorcas
- The bell rang
- The end of the world and beyond : continues The unexpected life of Oliver Cromwell Pitts: being an absolutely accurate autobiographical account of my follies, fortune & fate written by himself
- The escape
- The escape of Oney Judge : Martha Washington's slave finds freedom
- The last girls of Pompeii
- The listeners
- The pirates of Pompeii
- The secret to freedom
- The storm before Atlanta
- Two friends : Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass
- Under the quilt of night
- Under the quilt of night
- Up the learning tree
- Voyage of slaves : a tale from the castaways of the Flying Dutchman
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