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Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
2,361 books
0–3 yrs
853 books
4–7 yrs
3417 books
8–11 yrs
1627 books
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We Are Water Protectors
Carole Lindstrom
A young protagonist stands firm against a black snake threatening to poison the Earth, issuing a lyrical call to protect
Ages 3–9
Freedom Soup
Tami Charles
Dance and clap along in the kitchen as Ti Gran teaches Belle to cook a traditional meal while sharing the vibrant histor
Ages 4–8
Abuela #2
Isla
Arthur Dorros
Rosalba takes flight on an imaginary journey to the Caribbean, visiting tropical markets and turquoise seas through her
Ages 4–8
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Mama's Roti
Raakhee Mirchandani
A single round of flatbread connects families across continents, honoring the hands that harvest wheat and the community
Ages 4–8
I Love Saturdays y domingos
Alma Flor Ada
A young girl enjoys the best of two cultures, spending Saturdays with her American grandparents and Sundays celebrating
Ages 4–8
The Hanukkah Magic of Nate Gadol
Arthur A. Levine
Nate Gadol is a magical spirit with eyes like gold coins who works behind the scenes to make holiday oil last and inspir
Ages 4–8
Little Leaders #1
Bold Women in Black History
Vashti Harrison
Meet forty trailblazing Black women who broke boundaries in science, art, and politics, proving that small leaders can d
Ages 8–12
Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns #4
Dark Nights and Light Hearts: A Muslim Book of Opposites
Hena Khan
Introduce your little one to the concept of opposites while exploring the rich, sensory world of Islamic traditions and
Ages 2–6
A Taste of Home
Richard Ho
A walk through the city streets becomes a global feast as friends collect ingredients from many cultures to cook a meal
Ages 4–8
Two New Years
Richard Ho
For families looking to celebrate their multicultural roots or teach children how different traditions can share the sam
Ages 3–8
Tristan Strong #1
Tristan Strong Punches a Hole in the Sky
Kwame Mbalia
After accidentally ripping a hole into a world of African American folk heroes and iron monsters, Tristan Strong must fi
Ages 8–12
An American Story
Kwame Alexander
A teacher guides her students through the difficult history of American slavery, following a path of resilience from Afr
Ages 4–10
The Jumbies #3
The Jumbie God's Revenge
Tracey Baptiste
When a terrifying god commands the wind and lightning to destroy her island, Corinne must unite friends and enemies to s
Ages 8–12
Moe #2
Passover!
Roni Schotter
For toddlers curious about holiday traditions, this rhythmic story follows little Moe as he joins his family's Passover
Ages 2–5
Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah
Susan L. Roth
For families looking to share the warmth of tradition, this musical celebration uses a joyful mouse family to bring a cl
Ages 2–5
Max & Ruby
Max's 4 Questions
Bonnie Bader
The youngest of four brothers takes center stage to ask the four questions in this interactive introduction to Passover
Ages 3–6
Grandma Calls Me Beautiful
Barbara M. Joosse
A Hawaiian grandmother shares stories of love and heritage, paired with traditional customs and instructions for creatin
Ages 3–7
Anna Hibiscus #2
Hooray for Anna Hibiscus!
Atinuke
For children navigating the noise of a big family or the jitters of a first performance. Discover the warmth of modern N
Ages 6–9
Round Is a Tortilla #3
One Is a Piñata: A Book of Numbers
Roseanne Greenfield Thong
From one rainbow to ten zesty salsas, this rhyming counting book celebrates the vibrant objects and traditions of Latino
Ages 2–6
The Sittin' Up
Shelia P. Moses
When a community patriarch passes away, twelve-year-old Bean observes the rituals and deep care his sharecropping family
Ages 10–14
What Was?
What Is Juneteenth?
Kirsti Jewel, Who HQ
Help your child understand the historical roots of Juneteenth through an accessible look at the end of slavery and why w
Ages 8–12
Maisy First Experiences #1
Maisy's Chinese New Year
Lucy Cousins
Red envelopes, delicious feasts, and late-night fireworks fill the air as Maisy joins her friend Tiger to celebrate Chin
Ages 2–5
With a Mighty Hand: The Story in the Torah
Amy Ehrlich
For families seeking a literary and thoughtful introduction to the Torah that respects its complex themes and ancient be
Ages 10–15
Little Leaders #2
Exceptional Men in Black History
Vashti Harrison
True stories of trailblazing aviators, artists, and activists celebrate the bold legacies of Black men who have shaped h
Ages 8–12
