December is a celebratory and holy month for many people around the world. I truly believe that in order to raise worldly people, we must learn about, understand and respect the customs and traditions and the multicultural holidays of people who are different from us. I always say ignorance begets fear and hate. We must […]
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Many of you have been enjoying our Jewish Joy series of interviews with Jewish children’s book authors like Sarah Sasson, Veera Hiranandani, and Richard Ho. Today, we are celebrating the dynamo behind the series, long-time member of Multicultural Kid Blogs, Heidi Rabinowitz. Heidi is a staunch supporter of Jewish books for kids and teens, especially
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I knew so little about Diwali other than it’s a celebration of the Festival of Lights that I really enjoyed reading a pile of books to learn more. What’s interesting is that each of these 10 books revealed a different and unique aspect of this holiday. Map from TravBuddy
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I’m Heidi Rabinowitz and I am so happy to be Jewish. The beautiful and varied customs, the focus on deep thought and learning, and the historical connections going back over the centuries, all bring me joy. That’s why I’ve dedicated my career to synagogue librarianship and why I’ve been podcasting about Jewish children’s literature for
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Multicultural Kid Blogs is thrilled to interview MKB member and children’s book author, Maria Wen Adcock! We previously interviewed her when her debut book, It’s Chinese New Year, Curious George, came out a couple of years ago. We’re proud to interview her again about her newest picture book, My Name Is Ai Lin, set to
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