by Read around the world this summer with great books recommended by the bloggers of Multicultural Kid Blogs (and friends!) We are so excited to have our Read Around the World Summer Reading Series featured today on Jump Into A Book! Jump Into a Book – along with Pragmatic Mom – is the creator of […]
Cinco de Mayo Celebration and the Influence of Mexican Culture in the U.S.
by Per a report on Business Insider, Mexicans are amongst the largest ancestry groups in the United States. Mexicans come in 4th place with a whopping 31+ million Mexicans living in the US. With Germans, Black/African Americans, and Irish preceding in the first three places. This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, we […]
International Book Giving Day
by My family and I LOVE books. We love to read them. We love to collect them. We love to share them. In fact, this year, instead of candy, we handed out board books to all the children under 2 on Halloween. We also keep our local pediatric ophthalmologist office supplied with a collection of […]
Support Multicultural Children's Book Day!
by This post is part of Multicultural Children’s Book Day. For more details and to link up your own book review, see the bottom of this post. I’m a librarian and lifelong lover of children’s literature. But it took becoming a parent for me to realize just how white most children’s bookshelves really are. […]
A Book, A Doll, A Conversation on Race
by While reading An Angel Like Me by Mary Hoffman, my mind thought of instances in my own life and stories I have heard from others about finding dolls, angels, role models that look like you and how that can be hard in our society. The book is about a boy who wonders why the […]
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