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BLK Bestsellers List — December 2024

America’s Bestselling Books by Black Writers and Illustrators

Juvenile Fiction — December 2024
#1
Months on List: 8
by Sharon M. Draper
Atheneum (May 1, 2012), Trade Paperback
Born with cerebral palsy, Melody, 10, has never spoken a word. She is a brilliant fifth grader trapped in an uncontrollable body.
#2
Months on List: 10
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (September 26, 2023), Hardcover
Nikki Maxwell deals with the trials and triumphs of middle school in this fifteenth installment of the Dork Diaries series!
#3
Months on List: 10
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (June 2, 2009), Hardcover
In this humorous and heartwarming diary-style narrative, eighth-grader Nikki Maxwell navigates the challenges of a new school, balancing friendships, crushes, family antics, and a riveting rivalry in a school-wide art competition.
#4
Months on List: 10
by Matthew A. Cherry
Kokila (August 29, 2023), Board Books
This is an alphabet board book that takes young readers on a journey through the beauty and diversity of Black hair, from Afros to Waves, while teaching them their ABCs.
#5
Months on List: 4
by B. B. Alston
Balzer & Bray/harperteen (August 27, 2024), Hardcover
In a war-torn supernatural world, young investigator Amari must outsmart her enemies, harness the power of dangerous magical Wonders, and make unimaginable sacrifices to restore peace and protect the realm of magic.
#6
Months on List: 10
by Vashti Harrison
Little Brown Books For Young Readers (May 2, 2023), Hardcover
A young girl, once lauded for her maturity, battles societal pressure and criticism regarding her size, ultimately learning to embrace her uniqueness and discover true self-love.
#7
Months on List: 11
by Amanda Gorman
Viking Books For Young Readers (September 26, 2023), Hardcover
In the inspiring picture book, <em>Something, Someday,</em> by acclaimed presidential inaugural poet Amanda Gorman and award-winning illustrator Christian Robinson, readers are shown how even the smallest actions can create meaningful change in a world that often feels broken.
#8
Months on List: 5
by Jerry Craft
Quill Tree Books (February 5, 2019), Trade Paperback
Seventh grader Jordan Banks loves nothing more than drawing cartoons about his life. But instead of sending him to the art school of his dreams, his parents enroll him in a prestigious private school known for its academics.
#9
Months on List: 3
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (June 8, 2010), Hardcover
This sequel provides a humorous and visually appealing look into the life of a girl on the verge of becoming a teenager.
#10
Months on List: 1
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (October 4, 2011), Hardcover
A boxed set following a middle schooler’s humorous and heartfelt diary entries as she navigates friendships, crushes, and social struggles with wit and creativity.
#11
Months on List: 4
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (October 22, 2019), Hardcover
When Nikki Maxwell lands her dream summer tour as an opening act for a world-famous band, her excitement turns into a nightmare as she has to share her journey and even her room with her crafty frenemy, MacKenzie Hollister, turning her dream tour from awesome to awful.
#12
Months on List: 4
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (October 16, 2018), Hardcover
In the thirteenth installment of the bestselling Dork Diaries series, Nikki Maxwell grapples with budget restrictions from her mom as she tries to plan an epic birthday party, while unexpected help and twists ensure a birthday she will never forget.
#13
Months on List: 2
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (June 7, 2011), Hardcover
In the third installment of the bestselling Dork Diaries series, scholarship student Nikki Maxwell enters a major talent competition at her school, aiming to win the top prize to protect her dad's job as a school exterminator and preserve her reputation.
#14
Months on List: 10
by B. B. Alston
Balzer & Bray/harperteen (January 4, 2022), Trade Paperback
When Amari Peters discovers a nomination for a supernatural tryout in her missing brother's belongings, she embarks on a challenging journey in a world of magic and aliens, battling evil forces and prejudice to find him.
#15
Months on List: 6
by Mildred D. Taylor
Puffin Books (November 27, 2001), Trade Paperback
In the midst of racial indignities and rural Southern racism during the Depression, a black family finds strength, pride, and resilience through their fierce bond to each other and their cherished land.
#16
Months on List: 1
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (June 2, 2015), Hardcover
In the ninth installment of the bestselling Dork Diaries series, Nikki Maxwell's personal diary falls into the wrong hands, turning her worst nightmare into a dismal reality, and exposing her secrets to the world through the eyes of her arch-nemesis, Mackenzie.
#17
Months on List: 1
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (June 5, 2012), Hardcover
In the fourth installment of the Dork Diaries series, Nikki Maxwell and her best friends enter an ice-skating competition to save a local animal shelter from closing, while battling interference from their rival, MacKenzie.
#18
Months on List: 1
by Zetta Elliott
Yearling B (April 2, 2024), Trade Paperback
When Jaxon is tasked with delivering baby dragons to a magical world by his surrogate witch-grandmother, he and his friends must remedy their rule-breaking mishaps to ensure the dragons' safety and avoid trapping them in Brooklyn forever.
#19
Months on List: 4
by Lebron James
Harper (April 2, 2024), Hardcover
This is a motivational children's picture book written in rhyming verse, emphasizing the message that readers can accomplish their goals with self-belief, perfect as a gift for various occasions.
#20
Months on List: 1
by Rachel Renée Russell
Aladdin Paperbacks (October 1, 2013), Hardcover
Complete your Dork Diaries collection with this boxed set featuring the adventures and mishaps of the bestselling series' characters in books #4, #5, and #6, all packed with humor and teen angst.

Sales Data Source: Circana BookScan. Represents U.S. print sales from thousands of retailers.

Methodology: Books are categorized and filtered for Black Authors by the African American Literature Book Club. This list is a sneak peek into the Black Book Accelerator initiative.