Written by New York Times bestselling author, Resmaa Menakem, and acclaimed actor T. Mychael Rambo, The Stories from My Grandmother’s Hands is a powerful lesson in contending with racialized trauma. It follows the journey of our grandmothers with hands calloused from picking cotton who pass down their stories, strength, and joys to their grandchildren. These grandmothers sing, clap, rock, and play music. They are the living embodiment of how generations of Black bodies have dealt with the traumas of white body supremacy. Children will learn to value the gifts of their caregivers and grandmothers and how they teach them to recognize energies in their own bodies through the practices of cultural somatic toys.