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Books for Celebrating Heritage
6,610 books
0–3 yrs
853 books
4–7 yrs
3416 books
8–11 yrs
1627 books
12–18 yrs
398 books
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The Magical Reality of Nadia #1
The Magical Reality of Nadia
Bassem Youssef, Catherine R. Daly
Two sisters move to the Japanese countryside and encounter a world of friendly wood spirits in this enchanting story of
Ages 8–12
Samurai Rising
Pamela S. Turner
Witness the grit of the Genpei War and the rise of the Kamakura shogunate in this gripping history of the clans that sha
Ages 12–18
Etched in Clay
Andrea Cheng
For the child grappling with the weight of history and the power of creative expression. A poetic look at finding your v
Ages 10–15
Very Unfortunate Wish of Melony Yoshimura, The
Waka T. Brown
For the child who struggles with the impulse to take the easy way out and needs to see that even big mistakes can be fix
Ages 8–12
Tales of Famous Americans
Connie Roop, Peter Roop
For the curious child eager to discover the heroes who shaped our world, from George Washington to Harriet Tubman.
Ages 6–9
Song of the Six Realms
Judy I. Lin
An orphaned musician named Xue is bought by a wealthy nobleman, pulling her into a mysterious world where her art has un
Ages 14–18
Yoon #1
My Name Is Yoon
Helen Recorvits
Yoon feels like a stranger in her new school, so she experiments with new names to help her bridge the gap between her o
Ages 4–8
Like a Dandelion
Huy Voun Lee
For children facing big life changes or moving to a new home. This lyrical story uses the resilient dandelion to show ho
Ages 4–8
Remember: The Journey to School Integration
Toni Morrison
For the child grappling with the reality of unfairness in history, this book uses real photos to honor the courage of th
Ages 8–12
Little House of Hope, The
Terry Catasús Jennings
For the child who feels the sting of being different or the squeeze of a crowded home. This story honors the resilience
Ages 4–8
Kathleen O'Byrne, Irish Dancer
Declan Carville
When Kathleen misses out on a big dance competition, she gathers her neighborhood friends to stage her own spirited perf
Ages 4–8
Daughters of Jubilation
Kara Lee Corthron
Evvie wields an ancient, inherited magic passed down through generations of Black women to protect herself and confront
Ages 14–18
Just a Lucky So and So
Lesa Cline-Ransome
For the child who needs to see how optimism and hard work can turn a difficult start into a joyful life of creative expr
Ages 4–8
The Revolution of Evelyn Serrano
Sonia Manzano
For the teen navigating the tension between their family's traditions and their own awakening sense of justice and cultu
Ages 10–14
On My Own History
The Daring Escape of Ellen Craft
Cathy Moore
For the child learning about the bravery it takes to stand up against unfairness and the cleverness required to seek a b
Ages 7–10
Please, Papa
Kate Banks
For the child who loves spooky legends but needs a comforting bedtime routine. This Filipino folklore retelling explores
Ages 4–8
Emperor's New Clothes: A Tale Set in China, The
Demi
Set against the backdrop of ancient China, this vibrant retelling uses traditional symbols to show why honesty is more i
Ages 5–10
I Am Loved
Nikki Giovanni
For the child who needs to feel the warm embrace of family and community, this rhythmic collection celebrates the many w
Ages 4–8
I See I Learn
Write On, Carlos!
Stuart J. Murphy
For the child who is hesitant to start writing or wants to share their thoughts in more than one language.
Ages 3–6
The Ghosts of Rose Hill
R. M. Romero
For the teen feeling the weight of parental expectations and the pull of a creative calling, this haunting story explore
Ages 12–18
Most Loved in All the World
Tonya Cherie Hegamin
For the child learning about the strength and bravery of the human spirit in the face of deep injustice and the bittersw
Ages 4–8
Black Americans of Achievement
Coretta Scott King
Dale Evva Gelfand
This biography follows the life and legacy of Coretta Scott King, a vital leader who stood at the heart of the American
Ages 11–17
Traveling the Freedom Road: From Slavery and the Civil War Through Reconstruction
Linda Barrett Osborne
First-hand slave narratives and personal diaries reveal the raw emotion and difficult reality of life through the Civil
Ages 10–14
By Day, By Night
Amy Gibson
Across the world, children experience the same patterns of sunlight and shadow through the universal cycles of waking up
Ages 3–7
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