During the Harlem Renaissance, The Brownies' Book was published as a monthly magazine by W.E.B. Du Bois. It was geared toward Black children to show them the very best in Black culture. In The New Brownies' Book, Karida L. Brown (Gone Home) and Charly Palmer (The Legend of Gravity) showcase a multigenerational assortment of collaborators who continue telling the story. Chapters, which give a broad survey of perspectives, include "Family Ties," "Young Langston" (Hughes was an early contributor), "School Daze," and "She'roes." Although the original Brownies' Book was created for children, this volume will be enjoyed by all readers and become a staple in many family libraries. Black life and culture in the early 20th century is beautifully revisited and revered in this visually stunning history lesson. The art, essays, photographs, and ephemera add weight and context to the various types of writing. This book is an ideal gift for anyone who appreciates the Black American diaspora and the beauty of its history and culture. --Shannan L. Hicks, freelance writer and librarian