Books about diversity and different cultures
Following the release of her New York Times best-selling book for adults by the same name, Clinton’s voyage into the world of picture books carries a similar, uplifting message. In It Takes a Village, readers will be inspired by the heartwarming text and beautiful images of a diverse community happily working together.
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The best children’s books combine creative illustrations with a meaningful story that carries an important message. Alexandra Penfold’s All Are Welcome certainly achieves that objective and has become one of the most popular picture books since its debut in 2018.
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Parents often face the challenges of navigating difficult conversations and complex subjects with their kids. Younger children are exposed to so much new information and it’s important that parents help provide context about the world around them. As such, the need for conversations about diversity, culture and inclusion have never been more necessary.
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Dreamers is the latest work by accomplished author/illustrator Yuyi Morales. The story is based on Yuyi’s real-life journey from Mexico to the United States. It uses captivating storytelling and illustrations to describe how she and her son built a new life for themselves after discovering the power of books and libraries.
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Book Title: Be a King: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Dream and YouAuthor: Carole Boston WeatherfordPublished: 2018Recommended Age Group: Pre-School, Elementary About Be a King:“It’s not always easy to stand up for…
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