Before Raphael Warnock became a pastor and the first Black senator from Georgia, he was a little boy whose father told him to get up, get dressed, put on his shoes, and get ready! So that’s what he did, along every step of his journey. From his work boots to his marching band shoes to his shiny lace-ups, Senator Reverend Warnock found the right shoes to fit his feet and to carry him toward his dreams. This inspirational story, with bold, brilliant art by TeMika Grooms, follows Raphael Warnock’s journey from Savannah, Georgia, to the United States Senate and shows young readers that they, too, can find the power to be themselves and make a difference when they have the shoes that fit their feet.

Finding balance between the roles of being a mother, lover and a creative force in today's hectic world can be a challenge for many women. Yet sacrificing the need to create is not an option. This autobiographical offering explores the step by step tools used by the author to plough through despair into healing, artistic self-resurrection. TeMika Grooms is a visual artist, teaching artist and arts advocate. She uses her work to create diverse images of women that are powerfully feminine and free. Her mission is to make art inclusive and accessible to everyone because she knows the healing power of creativity.

Who Is Pepper Storm? is a charming introduction to the Pepper Storm Book Collection. Pepper Storm is an adventurous, intelligent and energetic girl who is ready to meet the world. The collection consists of a poem and a story in one book. The poem describes Pepper Storm's many talents and her zest for life. The poem also depicts a positive image of self worth as Pepper Storm embraces her uniqueness and beauty. The story is about Pepper Storm competing on Field Day in the 100-yard dash against her good friend Samantha. However, the competition takes a different turn when Pepper Storm is teased by Samantha. Because of this, Pepper Storm is determined to beat Samantha and win the title of fastest girl. In the end, Pepper Storm realizes that friendship is more important than winning a race.