I Am The Night Sky was recommended on the 2020 Rise Young Adult Nonfiction List.
“In I Am The Night Sky (Next Wave Muslim Initiative), we celebrate the importance of speaking up and out, but not over. “They didn’t ask, but I had to tell them, I had to tell them what I was, who I was, an act of remembrance” (Noor Saleem).”
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Daveena, co-author of Breonna Marches Through Time, and Alexa Patrick were interviewed on Watoto Entertainment & Education, a..k.a. WEE Nation, hosted by radio personality and Children's Drumcussionist, Uncle Devin.
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Authors of the Beyond Borders series were interviewed and featured on Apple Newsroom. “Today at Apple Creative Studios amplifies young artists’ voices”
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Dreonna Richardson, one of the essayists in How To Grow Up Like Me, who was featured in WAMU 88.5's series Beating the Odds, in which education reporter Kavitha Cardoza profiles students in the Washington, D.C. area who have overcome struggles and found ways to thrive academically and socially.
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A to Z The Real DC, Tyrell’s Big Move, Adventures in Ana Park, and Finding Mumbo are being used in curriculum by DC Public Schools Summer Learning Academy.
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The authors of Voces Sin Fronteras were interviewed on Reading With Your Kids podcast.
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Shout Mouse Press was profiled on Online Optimism’s blog and social media.
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The authors of Breonna Marches Through Time were interviewed on tv on Fox5DC.
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Kirkus Reviews named I Am The Night Sky “uplifting and captivating” in a starred review.
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The Day Tajon Got Shot received the gold award in the category of Young Authors in the 2017 Foreward Indies Awards.
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Diarou’s Not So Different received a shout out from Ebony Magazine on instagram.
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The authors of Breonna Marches Through Time were interviewed on Fox5 DC. “DC students write book about death of Breonna Taylor”
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The authors of Breonna Marches Through Time, Diarou’s Not So Different, And Justice For Who? and Shayla’s Shutdown Solution were featured on NBC4.
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Breonna Marches Through Time and And Justice For Who? were featured on WUSA9’s segment “Today’s Most DC Thing”
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Breonna Marches Through Time and And Justice For Who? were featured in an article on DCist. “D.C. Teen Authors Reflect On Police Brutality And Racial Justice In 2020 Children’s Books”
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Deena Misses Her Mom was used in the regional third grade curriculum at Rocketship Rise Academy.
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