Multicultural Children’s Book Day is partnering with Children’s Book Council for #ReadYourWorld Book Jam 2020!
Please join us for a series of blog posts hosted on the Multicultural Children’s Book Day blog featuring diverse authors and illustrators during the month of January with lots of book giveaways!
Our line up includes:
Nikki Grimes will share picture books focused on ordinary, everyday experiences of young children, but featuring characters of color. We are giving away 5 books!
Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu will present a list of LGBTQ+ Representation in YA fiction. We are giving away 2 ARCs!
Eric Smith presents a list of Middle Eastern Characters/Biracial characters/Gaming/Bullying. We are giving away a copy of Don’t Read the Comments.
Nic Stone who will be creating a list of middle grade reads perfect for children of color. We are giving away one copy of Clean Getaway.
David O. Bowles will create a book list on Mexican American culture. We are giving away five copies of They Call Me Güero.
Vita Murrow with a list of her favorite multicultural fairy tales. We are giving away five copies of High-Five to the Hero.
Ann Dávila Cardinal with a list of YA horror stories. We are giving away a copy of Five Midnights.
Traci Sorell with a list of Native American books for kids.
Katie Zhao with a list of fantasy middle grade books with diverse heroes.
p.s. We have extended out deadline to receive FREE diversity children’s and young adult books! Sign up as a reviewer here:
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Diversity Books for Children: 60+ Book Lists
I’ve broken down my multicultural lists by:
- Multicultural Book Lists for Kids (a catch-all for those lists that don’t fit the categories below)
- Civil Rights Movement Books for Kids
- Asian American Books for Kids with subcategories
- Korean American Books for Kids
- Japanese American Books for Kids
- Chinese American Books for Kids
- Southeast Asian Books for Kids
- Native American Books for Kids
- Hispanic American Books for Kids
- Arab American Books for Kids
- LGBTQ Books for Kids
There are all here.
My books:
BEST #OWNVOICES CHILDREN’S BOOKS: My Favorite Diversity Books for Kids Ages 1-12 is a book that I created to highlight books written by authors who share the same marginalized identity as the characters in their books.
What is process for inclusion in giveaways for bilingual children’s books? See CaptainMama.com
I always love your event, but have not signed up. I love reviewing multicultural books. For the past few years I’ve had to manually enter all of the sponsor links because they break when I copy them and paste into my post. It takes a while to look them up or go back to the previous year’s posts. I may just review a multicultural book and display your logo.