Did you know that Multicultural Children’s Book Day has an author interview Instagram Live series? It’s every Wednesday at 3:00 pm EST. We also record each author’s interview in both long format and highlights and post it on our YouTube channel! Finally, Multicultural Children’s Book Day has a new TikTok channel: @multiculturalchildrensbd. I…
Please join me for our ninth Multicultural Children’s Book Club. We host a FREE multicultural children’s picture book virtual book club on the first Thursday of every month from 7 pm to 8 pm EST. February’s event will be held on February 3rd and we are celebrating Multicultural Children’s Book Day using Change Sings: A…
Please welcome my guest author today, Alice Faye Duncan. She has a list of picture books about the power of protests and activism. We are also giving away two of her signed books on this theme! To enter, please fill out the Rafflecopter at the bottom. 10 Picture Books About the Power of Protests…
Jambo Books is an award-winning children’s books subscription box that delivers 2-3 books each month featuring a child of color as the star. I am so thrilled that Sumo Joe is included in their January 2022 box which is geared for children ages 3-4. Yamile Saied Mendez’s picture book, Where Are You From?, is…
Multicultural Children’s Book Day and Children’s Book Council are teaming up again to present our #ReadYourWorld Book Jam 2022. It will run during the month of January on the Multicultural Children’s Book Day blog. This year, we have eight wonderful authors participating. Each author will present a book list and many will also do…
I’m thrilled that Twinkl has featured Changing the Game: Asian Pacific American Female Athletes! The article is here. p.s. Related posts: Readers’ Favorite reviews CHANGING THE GAME: ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN FEMALE ATHLETES CHANGING THE GAME books are here! CHANGING THE GAME at Newtonville Books! CHANGING THE GAME at Multicultural Bookstore & Gifts My first…
“If the plantation owners of the South, Jackson’s people, were to have the land they wanted to grow more cotton, the Choctaws had to move,” I said. “And if you, Chief Pushmataha, were so against this move, you must be gone, out of the way.” from When A Ghost Talks, Listen by Tim Tingle …