• Age: 7 to 9
• Grade: 2 to 4

Talking about racism is hard. Often people just don’t know what to say, so they say nothing. It’s important to learn what racism is (and isn’t). Find out why some people are racist and what you can do if you see or experience racism. The more information you have, the more ready you will be to stand up to racism.Level 3 readers are aimed at children who are reading by themselves and can grasp new concepts. Key words and captions help readers understand new vocabulary and more challenging sentence structure.

Sarah became an editor after many years of working as a bookseller, columnist and reviewer. She has also taught courses on writing, editing and publishing. Sarah was an editor at Orca Book Publishers for thirteen years before she (semi)-retired to become a freelance editor. She is also the author of a baker's dozen of books for young readers.

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Melody Sun graduated from Simon Fraser University’s Master of Publishing program in 2020. She has always been interested in children’s books and young adult novels, especially the ones written by creators from marginalized communities. Melody hopes to make the world a better place by bringing high-quality books to kids. Melody lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. In addition to reading, she loves writing, dancing, and exploring local indie bookstores.

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