Diversity books for kids including authors and characters of color and diversity themes.
Welcome to Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2021! Here’s how to celebrate: Link up your diverse book reviews (at the bottom). Please check out our Big Giant Linky (at the bottom) and share on social media. Win diversity book bundles at our Twitter Party tonight, January 29, 2021! We’re giving away 100+ children’s books from 9…
These days, authors go far beyond the established standards and add diverse heroes. Read the post and find popular children’s books with LGBT characters. For most kids, children’s books are a helpful source of information about the world we live in. These stories help children learn about other people who might be different from them…
Win 1 of 12 Book Bundles! We are giving away Book Bundles every 5 minutes! Twitter Party Friday, January 29, 2021 9 pm to 10 pm EST Hashtag: #ReadYourWorld Register for the Twitter Party Below! Loading… We will be discussing the state of children’s book publishing and giving away diverse book bundles every six minutes!…
I’m thrilled to be on Nerdacity Podcast to talk about Multicultural Children’s Book Day with DuEwa Frazier! Listen to it here. Ep. 12 DuEwa interviews Mia Wenjen – author, book blogger, and co-founder of Multicultural Children’s Book Day. Mia discusses the purpose of Multicultural Children’s Book Day and the impact its had over the years for readers, teachers, parents, authors,…
Today, I’m thrilled to feature recently published books from Peachtree Publishing in anticipation of Multicultural Children’s Book Day coming up on January 31, 2021. This is my diverse book review post that I will be featuring for our celebration and adding to our 2021 Giant Linky. I’m starting with an Unboxing Video where I visit…
“[Asians] are not a monolithic group. There’s nothing in our DNA that binds all Asian-Americans together. No group identifiable by race, gender, sexual orientation, or religion is unanimous in terms of how they approach justice, even if they share the same values. We’re far more diverse than stereotypes allows.” from Slanted: How An Asian American…
Please welcome my guest author today, Erica S. Perl, with Why Jewish Stories Matter. I met Erica years ago when she visited Wellesley Books for her picture book, Chicken Butt. My dear friend Lynn Melville had the most interesting neighbors and Erica S. Perl was one of her Cambridge neighbors back in days before she…