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Books for Celebrating Heritage
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Jake Maddox Graphic Novels
Hula Heritage
Jake Maddox
For the child feeling pulled between two worlds, whether it is a modern hobby or a deep-rooted cultural tradition.
Ages 8–12
Little Golden Book Biography
Michelle Yeoh: A Little Golden Book Biography
Angela Song
For the little dreamer who needs to see that hard work and following your passion can lead to world-changing success and
Ages 2–5
Mustafa and Arwa Adventures #1
Mustafa and Arwa Go on a Prayer Adventure
Mekram Mohammad
For parents seeking a joyful way to introduce the physical and spiritual steps of Islamic prayer, this guide makes learn
Ages 3–8
Muslim Scientists
Ibn Sina: The Great Physician
Ahmed Imam
For the curious child who loves science and history, this biography introduces the brilliant medieval scholar who shaped
Ages 8–12
She Persisted
She Persisted: Coretta Scott King
Chelsea Clinton, Kelly Starling Lyons
For the child curious about the people who changed the world, this biography shows how Coretta Scott King found her own
Ages 6–9
Romina's Rangoli
Malathi Michelle Iyengar
For the child navigating a bicultural identity who feels pulled between two different worlds and wants to honor both of
Ages 5–9
From the Bellybutton of the Moon and Other Summer Poems (Del ombligo de la luna y otros poemas de verano)
Francisco X. Alarcon
For the child exploring their cultural roots or visiting extended family, these bilingual poems capture the magic of a M
Ages 6–10
What Makes Little Hong Kong Big to the World?
Baby Professor
For the child curious about how a small island city can have such a huge global impact, this primer explores the vibrant
Ages 5–9
Courage Has No Color
Tanya Lee Stone
For the young reader questioning why certain voices are left out of history books and seeking the truth about courage in
Ages 10–18
Baby Professor
The Native American Indian Approved Means to Gather Food
Baby Professor
For children curious about how people lived long ago, this book explores traditional Indigenous methods for finding and
Ages 7–10
When the Elephants Dance: A Novel
Tess Uriza Holthe
For those seeking to understand how families find hope and strength through cultural stories while facing the immense ch
Ages 14–18
The Rainbow Tulip
Pat Mora
For the child who feels caught between two worlds or wonders if it is okay to stand out from the crowd.
Ages 4–8
One World, One Day
Barbara Kerley
For the child who is curious about how kids in other countries live, eat, and play, this book reveals the beautiful comm
Ages 3–8
Gandhi
Demi
For the child curious about how one person can change the world without a single weapon, this biography explores the pow
Ages 6–10
Who Lives In The Barren Desert?
Baby Professor
For the family exploring spiritual roots or looking for historical context behind diverse faiths, this book introduces t
Ages 7–12
Pomegranate Soup
Marsha Mehran
For the reader curious about how heritage and food can build bridges in a new community. This story explores finding bel
Ages 14–18
Nelson Mandela
Kadir Nelson
For the child questioning why things aren't always fair, this stunning biography follows Nelson Mandela from his South A
Ages 4–10
Come Juneteenth
Ann Rinaldi
For the young reader processing the weight of historical secrets, this novel explores the painful betrayal of a family w
Ages 12–17
The Time I Started Wearing Hijab
Farheen Khan
For the child exploring their religious identity or wondering what it's like to make a big personal change that others w
Ages 6–10
Who Are the Cherokee Indians?
Baby Professor
For the curious student researching Native American history, this introductory guide explores the vibrant culture, tradi
Ages 6–10
Who Were the Mayans and What Did They Give the World?
Baby Professor
For the curious student fascinated by ancient mysteries and hidden cities. This guide reveals how a clever civilization
Ages 6–10
Passing the Music Down
Sarah Sullivan
For the child discovering a new passion and the beauty of intergenerational friendship. A moving tribute to keeping trad
Ages 4–9
Baby Professor
1, 2, 3 Little Indians! Native American Indian Clothing and Entertainment
Baby Professor
For the early learner curious about history, this visual guide introduces the traditional clothing and social activities
Ages 4–7
Sweet Land of Liberty
Deborah Hopkinson
For the child learning about fairness and the courage it takes to change the world. Discover how a historic concert help
Ages 4–8
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