by Around the world, children love folktales and fables. The simple characters, settings, and alluring conflict early in the story help folktales grab the reader’s attention. Recall The Three Little Pigs, in which each of the three pigs needs to build a house, but a hungry wolf tries to eat them up. Folktales develop […]
4 Spectacular New Children’s Books Written by Black Authors
by Black Authors in Literature are Important The Black community currently faces a huge problem. This problem is only growing worse during the pandemic: Low literacy rates, high dropout rates, and most books in curriculum and schools written by non-Black authors. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), a sector of the U.S. […]
FEAST! Picture Books About Food and Friends Across Culture
by Here’s a list of new and recent picture books that celebrate food and culture. They all highlight people coming together to share delicious dishes and joy-filled cooking adventures. The list includes a book about a new family and how the children experience the different foods of each of their two sets of grandparents. It […]
Celebrate Diverse Books with Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2022!
by Get ready to party with Multicultural Children’s Book Day! On the last Friday of every January, parents, caregivers, educators, authors, illustrators, and publishers come together for to promote and celebrate diverse books and help get them into the hands of children. Read on for details of how you can get involved! Multicultural Children’s Book […]
Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2022 Book Review: Mystery of the Troubled Toucan
by Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2022 Multicultural Children’s Book Day is the successful annual celebration of multicultural children’s books. This year the party takes place online and offline on January 28, 2022. Mia Wenjen of Pragmatic Mom and Valerie Budayr of Jump Into a Book/Audrey Press founded this fantastic event to highlight books portraying underrepresented […]
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