by Did you know that 37% of the US population is people of color and yet only 10% of children’s books in the past 22 years contain multicultural content? The statistics about the diversity gap in children’s literature are sobering. We know it is crucially important for children to see themselves represented in children’s literature. Over […]
Pack-n-Go Girls Adventures
by This is a sponsored post. Do you know a young girl who loves mysteries and world travel? Does she excel at problem solving and investigation? Is she bored by the idea of sitting around at home this summer and does she crave adventure? Then she might just love the Pack-n-Go Girls® Adventures series! Kids Travel the World […]
Read Around the World Summer Reading Series
by It’s that time of the year where you can take a journey around the world with our summer reading series. For the past two years we have been building our list of book recommendations from around the world and in different languages from bloggers of Multicultural Kid Blogs (and friends!). This summer we are […]
Multicultural STEM for Kids: Asha Loves Science {Book Review}
by During Asian-Pacific Heritage month, Multicultural Kid Blogs is happy to share a wonderful multicultural STEM book that all kids will enjoy! Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Asha Loves Science; however, all opinions are the author’s own. This post contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, Multicultural Kid Blogs receives […]
Celebrate Diversity with Multicultural Children’s Book Day
by In recent years there has been increased attention to the lack of diversity in children’s literature. In response to this appalling trend, Mia Wenjen from Pragmatic Mom and Valarie Budayr from Jump Into a Book/Audrey Press created Multicultural Children’s Book Day, a unique event whose mission is to not only raise awareness for the […]