Black children's literature encompasses books and stories specifically created for young readers that feature Black characters, themes, and experiences. This genre aims to reflect the diverse lives of Black children, offering them relatable narratives and role models. It often highlights cultural heritage, history, and the importance of community. These works can include various formats, such as picture books, chapter books, and young adult novels. Notable authors in this field include Jacquelinie Woodson, Christopher Paul Curtis, and Kadir Nelson. By providing authentic representations, Black children's literature fosters understanding, empathy, and pride among readers of all backgrounds.