34 Children's Book Lists based on a Particular Location

These book lists for kids are based on a particular location:

Africa
Appalachia
Antarctica
Armenia
Bangladesh
Berlin Wall
Boston
Chicago
China
Egypt (Ancient)
Florida
Immigrating/Immigrant
Laos
Museums
Newton, MA Manufacturing
Japan
Paris
Poland
Rainforest
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Undocumented Immigrant
Vietnam

I’m not even sure how or why I ended up making all these lists! For a complete index of all my posts, please see List of Lists: All My Posts.

34 Children’s Book Lists based on a Particular Location

8 Children’s Books on Armenia

16 Amazing Children’s Books on Antarctica

Children’s Books About Ghana

Children’s Books About Kenya

Children’s Books about Singapore

6 Picture Books to Celebrate the Moon

18 Amazing Books for Kids Before Visiting Paris

Children’s Books About the Berlin Wall

Manufacturing History in Newton Upper Falls & Book List

Best Books for Kids about Ancient Egypt

Top 10: Best Chapter Books Set in Florida’s Past

Chapter Books for Boys Set in Chicago

Top 10: Books Set in Boston

Top 10: Books Set in Appalachia

Top 10: Rainforest Books for Kids

Immigrating to a New Country Picture Books

Modern Immigration and the Refugee Experience

Undocumented Immigrants in Children’s Books

My Favorite Books on Immigrating to America

10 Middle Grade Books about Immigrant Families

20 Books for Kids Related to Poland

10 Great Picture Books to Learn About Africa

10 Picture Books About Africa to Teach Empathy

5 Feel-Good Picture Books About Africa

These five books show different perspectives from the story of a young Masai girl who wants to touch the moon to visiting family in Tanzania and The Gambia.

Children’s Africana Book Award

Africa Access was founded in 1989 to help schools, public libraries, and parents improve the quality of their K-12 collections on Africa.

Ten Fabulous Folktales From Around the World

12 Books to Explore China for Chinese New Year

Exploring Vietnam: Culture and KidLit

I created a series of posts a while back that I called Teach Me Tuesday. I wanted to explore a country using children’s books as well as different elements of their culture from art to food to artisans. This was the first post I did of this series on Vietnam (and my best one!). The Teach Me Tuesday series is here.