Jabari Asim Books in Order

Jabari Asim is a celebrated author known for his elegant and evocative writing style. His novels often explore the complexities of human experience, infusing humor and compassion into his stories. Asim's work has been praised for its vivid portrayal of place, as seen in his novel "Only The Strong", which marks St. Louis as a significant literary location. His writing has drawn comparisons to notable authors such as Edward P. Jones, Raymond Chandler, and Chester Himes. With a profound affection for his characters, Asim crafts rich, atmospheric stories that shine with colorful characters. His work is notable for its timely and thought-provoking exploration of social issues, particularly in the aftermath of significant historical events.

Bibliography verified: January 2026

Book Series by Jabari Asim

  • #1
    A Child's Introduction to Poetry - Rivised and updated (By: Meredith Hamilton,Michael Driscoll)(2003)
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  • #2
    A Child's Introduction to the Night Sky (By: Meredith Hamilton,Michael Driscoll)(2004)
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  • #3
    A Child's Introduction to Greek Mythology (By: Heather Alexander)(2011)
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  • #4
    A Child's Introduction to Art (By: Heather Alexander)(2014)
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  • #5
    A Child's Introduction to Natural History (By: Heather Alexander)(2016)
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  • #6
    A Child's Introduction to African American History(2018)
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  • #7
    A Child's Introduction to Norse Mythology (By: Heather Alexander)(2018)
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  • #8
    A Child's Introduction to the Orchestra (By: Robert Levine)(2019)
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  • #9
    A Child's Introduction to Ballet (By: Meredith Hamilton,Laura Lee)(2020)
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  • #10
    A Child's Introduction to Egyptology (By: Heather Alexander)(2021)
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  • #11
    A Child's Introduction to the Environment (By: Michael Driscoll)(2021)
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  • #12
    A Child's Introduction to the Nutcracker (By: Heather Alexander)(2021)
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  • #13
    A Child's Introduction to Space Exploration (By: Chelen Ecija,Michael E. Bakich)(2022)
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  • #14
    A Child's Introduction to Jazz (With: Jerrard K. Polk)(2022)
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  • #15
    Not Guilty: Twelve Black Men Speak Out on Law, Justice, and Life(2001)
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  • #1
    Jamestown's American Portraits: The Road to Freedom(2001)
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  • #2
    Road to Freedom: Reconstruction(2001)
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  • #3
    Whose Toes are Those?(2006)
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  • #4
    Whose Knees Are These?(2006)
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  • #5
    Daddy Goes to Work(2006)
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  • #6
    Girl of Mine(2010)
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  • #7
    Boy of Mine(2010)
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  • #8
    Fifty Cents and a Dream(2012)
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  • #9
    Preaching to the Chickens(2016)
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  • #10
    A Child's Introduction to African American History(2018)
    Amazon
  • #11
    My Baby Loves Christmas(2019)
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  • #12
    My Baby Loves Halloween(2020)
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  • #13
    My Baby Loves Valentine's Day(2020)
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  • #14
    Mighty Justice (With: Katie McCabe)(2020)
    Amazon
  • #15
    Me and Muhammad Ali(2022)
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  • #1
    The N Word: Who Can Say It, Who Shouldn't, and Why(2007)
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  • #2
    What Obama Means(2009)
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  • #3
    We Can't Breathe(2018)
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  • #4
    A Taste of Honey: Stories(2010)
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  • #5
    Stop and Frisk: American Poems(2020)
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About Jabari Asim

Jabari Asim is a celebrated author known for his elegant and evocative writing style. His novels often explore the complexities of human experience, infusing humor and compassion into his stories. Asim's work has been praised for its vivid portrayal of place, as seen in his novel "Only The Strong", which marks St. Louis as a significant literary location. His writing has drawn comparisons to notable authors such as Edward P. Jones, Raymond Chandler, and Chester Himes. With a profound affection for his characters, Asim crafts rich, atmospheric stories that shine with colorful characters. His work is notable for its timely and thought-provoking exploration of social issues, particularly in the aftermath of significant historical events.

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