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Books for Celebrating Heritage
6,610 books
0–3 yrs
853 books
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8–11 yrs
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12–18 yrs
398 books
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High on a Hill: A Book of Chinese Riddles
Ed Young
For the child who loves solving mysteries and exploring new cultures. These traditional Chinese riddles invite families
Ages 6–10
My Mother's Tongues #1
My Mother's Tongues: A Weaving of Languages
Uma Menon
For the child curious about their family's heritage or navigating life between two languages, this lyrical story celebra
Ages 4–8
Whale in the Sky
Anne Siberell
For the child curious about the natural world and the stories we tell to explain it. Discover a classic indigenous legen
Ages 4–8
The Twins #1
The Dutch Twins
Lucy Fitch Perkins
For the child curious about children in other lands, this gentle classic explores daily life, traditions, and simple joy
Ages 7–10
First Biographies
Crispus Attucks
Ellen Labrecque
For the young historian curious about the hidden figures of the American Revolution, this biography introduces the brave
Ages 7–10
The Adventures of Kate #2
The Ancient One
T. A. Barron
For the young activist feeling small in a big world, this epic journey shows how one voice can bridge centuries to prote
Ages 10–14
When Panda Came to Our House
Helen Zane Jensen
For the child curious about the world, this story uses a whimsical guest to introduce Chinese traditions, food, and art
Ages 4–8
49 Days
Agnes Lee
For those seeking peace after a loss, this meditative journey explores the 49 days of mourning through the lens of Buddh
Ages 10–17
To Be a Slave
Julius Lester
For parents seeking to discuss the harsh realities of American history through the authentic, unfiltered voices of those
Ages 12–18
Dear America #4
A Picture of Freedom
Patricia McKissack
For the child grappling with the meaning of courage and justice. This diary of a young girl's secret path to literacy re
Ages 8–12
Pirate Queen: The Legend of Grace O'Malley
Tony Lee
For the child who needs to see that a woman's place is wherever she chooses to be, from the deck of a ship to the halls
Ages 10–14
George Washington Carver: The Genius Behind the Peanut
Camilla J. Wilson
For the curious child who loves nature and inventions, this inspiring biography shows how one man's persistence turned h
Ages 8–12
Christmas Is...
Gail Gibbons
For the curious child asking why we decorate trees or who Saint Nicholas was, this clear guide explains the history and
Ages 4–8
Pran of Albania
Elizabeth Cleveland Miller
For the teen seeking their own path when tradition and family expectations clash with their heart's desire.
Ages 11–15
Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #41
The Clue of the Whistling Bagpipes
Carolyn Keene
For the young detective eager to explore the world, Nancy's trip to the Scottish Highlands offers a thrill of discovery
Ages 8–12
Big Words #2
Abe's Honest Words: The Life of Abraham Lincoln
Doreen Rappaport
For the child curious about how one person can change history, this poetic biography explores the power of words, educat
Ages 6–10
Alyssa Bermudez Memoirs #1
Big Apple Diaries
Alyssa Bermudez
For the child processing a major community tragedy or navigating the complexities of a biracial identity while balancing
Ages 8–13
Warrior on the Mound
Sandra W. Headen
For the child grappling with the unfairness of the world, this gripping story uses a high-stakes baseball game to face t
Ages 8–12
Smart About Art
Frida Kahlo: The Artist Who Painted Herself
Margaret Frith
For the child learning to navigate physical challenges or big feelings through art. This biography shows how Frida Kahlo
Ages 6–9
The Christmas Birthday Story
Margaret Laurence
For parents seeking a quiet, reverent way to introduce the Christmas story through a lens of wonder and family love rath
Ages 4–8
Horrible Harry #15
Horrible Harry and the Holidaze
Suzy Kline
For the child who seems grumpy during celebrations, this story explores why someone might feel sad or worried even when
Ages 7–10
Corpse Talk
Ground-breaking Rebels
Adam Murphy
For the child who asks why the world is the way it is, this hilarious graphic novel introduces history's boldest rule-br
Ages 8–12
What Was?
What Was the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921?
Caleb Gayle
For children asking questions about racial history and systemic unfairness, this book sensitively explains the rise and
Ages 8–12
Wounded Knee
Neil Waldman
For the child grappling with the complexities of history and systemic unfairness, this book offers a clear, honest look
Ages 9–13
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