An inspiring picture book about how children can combine art and activism in their daily lives.

They say I'm an artist. They say I'm an activist.

When a young boy realizes the scope of inequities in the wider world, he's seized with the urge to do more. He decides to bring together the different parts of himself--the artist and the activist--to become. . . an Artivist. After his mural goes viral, he sets out to change the world one painting at a time.

With inspiring text and stunning illustrations by Nikkolas Smith, The Artivist is a call to action for young readers to point out injustice in their lives and try to heal the broken bones of the world through their art.

An awe-inspiring picture book about the origin and advancement of humans, from author and #1 New York Times bestselling illustrator Nikkolas Smith.

Fossil records show that the first humans were born in Africa. Meaning, every person on Earth can trace their ancestry back to that continent. The History of We celebrates our shared ancestors' ingenuity and achievements and imagines what these firsts would have looked and felt like.

What was it like for the first person to paint, to make music, to dance, to discover medicine, to travel to unknown lands? It required courage, curiosity, and skill.

The History of We takes what we know about modern human civilization and, through magnificent paintings, creates a tale about our shared beginnings in a way that centers Black people in humankind's origin story.

This is the illustrated story of 23 soccer players who worked together to become World Cup champions and heroes to millions of men, women, boys, and girls across America and around the world.

In July 2019, a record number of people all around the world tuned in to watch the Women's World Cup, which took place in France. Fifty-two games, twenty-four teams, four weeks . . . one winner.

Megan Rapinoe had waited for this day since she attended a World Cup game as a teenager, and Alex Morgan had set her sights on a World Cup victory of her own as she watched Mia Hamm, Brandi Chastain, and Team USA win in 1999. Years of hard work, determination, and practice put Megan, Alex, and their teammates in the perfect position, and they took full advantage.

Rose Lavelle, Tobin Heath, Alyssa Naeher, Crystal Dunn, Ali Krieger, Julie Ertz, Carli Lloyd, and the rest of the US Women's National Team returned home from France with the title, the trophy, and their nation's pride, becoming the first team in history to win four Women's World Cup titles New York City threw a parade in their honor, and fans lined the streets, clapping and cheering and chanting their names. These women were on top of the world--they'd come so far. They'd achieved their dreams

World Cup Women highlights Team USA's tournament experience and provides a glimpse into what shot them to the top . . . and what may keep them there a little longer.

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Un album illustré inspirant sur la façon dont les enfants peuvent combiner l'art et l'activisme dans leur vie quotidienne.

On dit que je suis un artiste. On dit que je suis un activiste.

Lorsqu'un jeune garçon prend conscience de l'ampleur des inégalités dans le monde, il est saisi par l'envie d'en faire plus. Il décide de réunir les différentes parties de lui-même - l'artiste et l'activiste - pour devenir... un Artiviste. Lorsque sa fresque devient virale, il entreprend de changer le monde, une peinture à la fois.

Avec un texte inspirant et de superbes illustrations de Nikkolas Smith, L'Artiviste est un appel à l'action pour les jeunes lecteur-rices afin qu'ils/elles dénoncent les injustices dans leur vie et tentent de guérir les fractures du monde avec l'art.

An inspiring picture book about how children can combine art and activism in their daily lives.

They say I'm an artist. They say I'm an activist.

When a young boy realizes the scope of inequities in the wider world, he's seized with the urge to do more. He decides to bring together the different parts of himself -- the artist and the activist -- to become...an Artivist. After his mural goes viral, he sets out to change the world one painting at a time.

With inspiring text and stunning illustrations by Nikkolas Smith, L'Artiviste is a call to action for young readers to point out injustice in their lives and try to heal the broken bones of the world through their art.

Original Title: The Artivist

Sabien is a monk, an orphan, and a hunchback. His dog, Rahld, follows him wherever he goes, even though Rahld is too big to fit indoors. When Sabien is forced to leave the village monastery in search of The Light, Rahld follows. And when Sabien engages in hand-to-hand combat with a nine-foot tall demon made of brimstone, Rahld helps.Escaped demons fear The Light, and they know about Sabien. They know he isn't actually an orphan or a hunchback. They know Rahld isn't a dog. Queen Karina suspects he may be more than a monk, and the Guardians that watch from Above know he is.But no one knows where or what The Light is: not the renegade princess Magnificent, not the wise-mouth assassin Ei Lata'n, not even the werewolf Ska. Sabien has his faith, he has his friends, and he has his dog. If only he had a clue...