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Asian Heritage
Asian Heritage
Asian Heritage Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,175 books about asian heritage
0–3 yrs
205 books
4–7 yrs
860 books
8–11 yrs
672 books
By format:
Chapter Books
(658)
Young Adult
(118)
Picture Books
(65)
Graphic Novels
(61)
Middle Grade
(35)
Early Readers
(20)
Poetry
(6)
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Momo and Her Friends #3
Youngest One
Taro Yashima
For the child who observes the world from a distance. This gentle story follows a shy young boy finding the quiet courag
Ages 3–7
Kim
Rudyard Kipling
An orphan in colonial India finds himself caught between his Irish heritage and his love for his home while working for
Ages 12–18
Legendary Warriors Graphics #1
Legendary Ninja of Feudal Japan
Benjamin Harper
The shadows of feudal Japan come to life in this graphic novel exploring the real tools and hidden tactics used by legen
Ages 8–12
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375 books
Island of Infinity #1
Marina's Dream
Anuradha Majumdar
A search for the meaning of infinity leads Gautan, Marina, and a parrot named Spark on an unexpected journey to the Anda
Ages 9–12
It's Chinese New Year, Curious George!
H. A. Rey, Maria Wen Adcock
For little ones curious about new traditions, join George as he discovers the sights, sounds, and snacks of the Lunar Ne
Ages 0–3
A Wicked History
Genghis Khan: 13th-Century Mongolian Tyrant
Enid A. Goldberg, Norman Itzkowitz
The Mongolian plains tremble as Genghis Khan builds an empire through the ruthless destruction of cities and farms acros
Ages 10–14
Racial Justice in America
A is for Asian American
Virginia Loh-Hagan
For the child curious about their roots or a classroom celebrating different cultures, this vibrant alphabet book bridge
Ages 5–11
Samira's Worst Best Summer
Nina Hamza
For the child who feels like their family traditions are at odds with their social life, or who is struggling to connect
Ages 8–12
Norouz
Leila Jazaeri
For the family wanting to share the joy of Persian culture, this vibrant guide introduces the symbols and warmth of the
Ages 3–8
Honey Jar, The: An Armenian's Escape to Freedom
Joan Schoettler
Eight-year-old Bedros fights to keep his sisters safe during a harrowing escape from Armenia in this moving true story o
Ages 9–12
How Many Baby Pandas?
Sandra Markle
Count along with fuzzy cubs at a Chinese breeding reserve while seeing exactly how baby pandas play, eat, and spend thei
Ages 3–7
Alita
Alita finds her color
Priya Jha
For the child who feels like they are stuck in black and white while the world is in color. This story explores finding
Ages 5–9
Mimi
Mehnoor Huque
For the child struggling to feel at home in a new place. Mimi navigates the bittersweet journey of moving from Banglades
Ages 4–8
Curious George Early Readers
It's Ramadan, Curious George
Hena Khan
For parents wanting to introduce the traditions of Ramadan to their little ones through a familiar, friendly face as Geo
Ages 0–4
Asian American Women in Science
Tina Cho
For the child who dreams of being a scientist or needs to see that their background is a superpower in the world of disc
Ages 8–12
Hana Hsu and the Ghost Crab Nation
Sylvia Liu
Hana is thrilled to finally join the high-tech multiweb, but she soon discovers a glitch in the technology that is makin
Ages 8–12
How to Solve a Problem: The Rise (and Falls) of a Rock-Climbing Champion
Ashima Shiraishi
World-class climber Ashima Shiraishi shares how she uses persistence and creative thinking to turn failed attempts into
Ages 4–8
The Siblings of Kanchipuram
Harinie Jeevitha
For the child curious about how things are made and the beauty of global traditions. Explore the vibrant colors and intr
Ages 4–9
History for Kids
Muslim Contributions
Baby Professor
For the curious learner who loves to know how things work, this guide explores the incredible scientific and mathematica
Ages 5–9
On the Tip of a Wave: How Ai Weiwei's Art Is Changing the Tide
Joanna Ho
For children asking about the news or seeing images of people in need, this poetic story shows how art can turn discarde
Ages 4–8
Auntie Kristina's Guide to Asian American Activism
Anna Michelle Wang, Jenessa Joffe, Kristina Wong, Theodore Chao
For the young person who wants to help their community but isn't sure how to start, this guide makes social justice feel
Ages 8–12
Time to Shine - A Filipino American Family Story
Stephanie Vivit Lehmann
For the child who feels like they don't quite fit in at large gatherings, this story celebrates finding confidence throu
Ages 4–8
Moral Stories - Pearls of Wisdom
Kalyani Kumari, Kunal Das
For the child learning to navigate right and wrong. These short stories offer gentle guidance on making good choices and
Ages 5–10
Grandma Lives in Korea
Jimin Lee
For the child preparing for a big trip or longing to connect with distant family, this story bridges the miles with the
Ages 4–8
