We just hit over 1,800 books in our collection! Many of these added titles focus on Immigrants and Refugees such as "The Knish War on Rivington Street" by @JFOppenheim and "Saffron Ice Cream" by @rashinkheiriyeh.
Help us reach 2,000 books by the end of the summer! #DiverseBooks
“I shouldn’t have to continue to code-switch just because someone in the audience came not to hear Jason Reynolds but the representation of Jason Reynolds....Your discomfort for a few minutes ain’t got nothing to do with my discomfort for a lifetime.” https://t.co/8J3ICjMkb1
A little over a week left to apply for WNDB and @penguinrandom's 2020 Creative Writing Awards program! Seniors at public high schools nationwide can apply to win up to $10,000 in scholarship funds. Eligibility & application: https://t.co/3lnD89FumE
"We live in a diverse world. We have a diverse pool of readers who are growing up right now and looking for books that reflect them and their own experiences."
-Cassandra Clare
Visit https://t.co/3ChsFjalfU for book recommendations! #diversity#DiversityandInclusion
Refugees all over the world seek asylum and all too often, many family members don't make it. "A Path of Stars" by @AnneSbleyOBrien from @charlesbridge tells a heartbreaking story of family and loss. https://t.co/pTQsbwgDdO
Honor and respect the struggle #WorldRefugeeDay
This princess meets modern times in "Maiden & Princess" by @DanielHaack, @igalupo, and @becca_human from @littlebeebooks. She finds love in the most unlikely of circumstances and is accepted by the racially diverse kingdom.
Read our analysis! https://t.co/8o0kRNoXqN
Newest blog post is up! Check out this brief but mighty list of picture books explaining homelessness to children. https://t.co/UOYMzpNgVD
"Kids are curious about their surroundings...Books are one way of explaining homelessness to my daughter."
"Lubna and Pebble" by @WendyMeddour and @DanielEgneus from Dial Books is a masterful book about empathy and compassion in the middle of a refugee camp. https://t.co/3UrRnO3VHo
Read our analysis and make sure to click the link to check it out at your public library!
What do you get when you mix a gay college student with the underrated sport of hockey? You get the amazing graphic novel "Check, Please!: Book One: Hockey" by @ngoziu from @01FirstSecond.
Read our analysis and check it out from your local library! https://t.co/QT7Tqc5L4x
This one's an oldy but a goody!
"The American Wei" by Marion Hess Pomeranc and DyAnne Disalvo-Ryan from @AlbertWhitman is a story about a boy who loses his tooth at his family's naturalization ceremony and enlists the help of the other to-be citizens. https://t.co/GszieWN1ET
"Fiction for this age group is a super exciting area right now as there haven’t been a lot of books published in the past and just in the last year so much great stuff has been released." https://t.co/ul89tlPYvD
Read our newest blog post about "Sputnik's Guide to Life on Earth" by @frankcottrell_b from @HarperCollins.
"[This book] challenges that happiness doesn’t always have to come from a family, but from within." https://t.co/gozXw5HJJx
Read our student's blog about "In English, of Course" by Josephine Nobisso and @ziborova_dasha.
"Demonstrating how a child can find their voice in another language, and by extension, their agency, this book is as meaningful as it is thought-provoking." https://t.co/887MmHqhBP
Saturday, May 4 is Free Comic Book Day. Check out the list of titles that will be available and make your choices before Saturday. https://t.co/k6k3sFLSIB