These days, it’s hard to turn on the news without being inundated with images of people around the world and in our own neighborhoods who are suffering. Often, it can feel overwhelming, even more so for those entrusted with caring for children, whom we have to equip to venture out into the world and thrive. […]
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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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My newest picture book is out, celebrating food as immigrants. In celebration, I made a list of other multicultural picture books about food that has traveled. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, Multicultural Kid Blogs receives a small commission at no extra cost to you. I am
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It’s hard to overstate the need for diversity in children’s literature. Thankfully, there are more great children’s books available that not only have diverse characters but diverse protagonists. That is, non-white characters are not only included as token minority friends of the main character but increasingly are being cast as main characters themselves. To celebrate, here
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We are so excited to be a co-host for Multicultural Children’s Book Day again this year! At the end of every January, creators and lovers of diverse children’s books come together to promote and celebrate diverse books and help get them into the hands of children. Find out how you can get involved! Multicultural Children’s
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