Obviously, some topics are best reserved for an older audience. Thus deciding when to include the topic of the Holocaust can be a controversial. I was surprised that the librarians at my local public library chose not to place Benno and the Night of the Broken Glass, by Meg … [Read more...]
Multicultural Picture Book- Building Self Esteem
While children are learning to accept individual differences, they simultaneously need to develop an appreciation of their uniqueness. Building self-esteem is paramount. Best selling author, Nancy Tillman, has written several books that focus on building a strong identity through … [Read more...]
Multicultural Picture Book Explores Languages
Accepting cultural diversity is a vital aspect of living in a global society. Manjula Padmanabhan's vibrant illustrations coupled with the Global Fund for Children informative text are the key assets to the picture book, I am Different! Can You Find Me? (Charlesbridge, 2011). … [Read more...]
Cultural Folktale- Revealing Wisdom and Foolishness
Are you looking for a folktale that hovers between the concepts of wisdom and foolishness? Consider checking out the Joha tales from Arabic speaking countries in the Middle East/Central Asia. … [Read more...]
Tikvah Means Hope- Charming Classic for Sukkot
As the Festival of Sukkot is drawing to a close, I apologize for not focusing on any multicultural picture books that highlight my favorite holiday. Having all of my children home for the High Holidays put my brain in vacation mode. My trip to the public library was far from … [Read more...]
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