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Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
6,611 books
0–3 yrs
853 books
4–7 yrs
3417 books
8–11 yrs
1627 books
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3–5
6–8
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The Real Story About Colonial America #1
Who Really Discovered America?
Kristine Carlson Asselin
Long before 1492, ancient nomads and Viking explorers like Leif Eriksson made the treacherous journey to reach the shore
Ages 8–12
Alma's Words #3
Where Is Pajarito?
Juana Martinez-Neal
Alma is searching for her mischievous bird Pajarito in this bilingual hunt that uses English and Spanish to explore wher
Ages 0–3
Pioneer Children of Appalachia
Joan Anderson
Vivid photographs and stories from a living history village show exactly what life was like for children in the nineteen
Ages 7–11
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DK Super Planet
Global Gardens
Elizabeth Gilbert Bedia
Beautiful gardens from around the globe come to life through infographics and experiments that explain how nature works
Ages 7–10
DK Readers
A Bison's Tale
Angela Modany
The Great Plains come to life through the eyes of a bison, blending natural history with the powerful storytelling tradi
Ages 5–7
Farmhouse
Sophie Blackall
Twelve children grew up within these walls, and though the house now stands quiet, their chores, secrets, and laughter s
Ages 4–10
Horrible Histories
Oxford
Terry Deary
Peer beneath the botanical gardens and meet potty professors to uncover the most gruesome, hilarious, and foul facts fro
Ages 7–12
The Cat on the Dovrefell
Tomie dePaola
A traveler and his polar bear arrive just in time to help Halvor scare away the pesky trolls that crash his family's Chr
Ages 4–8
Ciao, Baby! #2
Ciao, Baby! In the Park
Carole Lexa Schaefer
Baby and Nonna stroll through the park together, spotting a busy squirrel, a hopping grasshopper, and a fluttering pigeo
Ages 0–3
Holidays
Easter
Mari C. Schuh
Vibrant photographs and simple text explain the history of Easter and the global traditions that mark this springtime ce
Ages 3–7
Let's Trim the Tree
Bernice Chardiet
For families wanting to build excitement and connection through shared traditions, this interactive story captures the m
Ages 2–5
The Tortilla Factory
Gary Paulsen
Golden corn ripples in the field and passes through hardworking hands to become a warm, delicious meal in this poetic tr
Ages 4–8
Knucklehead: Tall Tales and Almost True Stories of Growing up Scieszka
Jon Scieszka
Life with five brothers, Catholic school mishaps, and lazy summers collide in this hilarious look at how a funny writer'
Ages 8–12
Who Was?
Who Was Jesus?
Ellen Morgan
Step back into the Roman Empire to see what history reveals about the life of Jesus and how his followers started a glob
Ages 8–12
Nani #1
Nani Camp
Raakhee Mirchandani
A simple weekend at Grandma's becomes a personalized retreat at Nani Camp, full of special activities and quality time w
Ages 3–8
The Twelve Hours of Christmas
Jenn Bailey
A big, bustling family fills a home with holiday spirit in this rhythmic, modern countdown of the first twelve hours of
Ages 4–8
Bluey
Bluey's Night Before Christmas
Lauren Holowaty
A mysterious noise outside the Heeler house wakes Bluey and Bingo on Christmas Eve. Follow the family to see who is visi
Ages 3–7
First Facts: Native American Homes
Igloos
June Preszler
Discover how blocks of snow are transformed into sturdy, warm shelters in this look at the traditional homes and lives o
Ages 5–8
Michelle's Garden: How the First Lady Planted Seeds of Change
Sharee Miller
Follow Michelle Obama's journey as she rolls up her sleeves to transform a patch of White House lawn into a flourishing
Ages 4–8
Ernest Nister's Antique Moving Picture Books
Land of Sweet Surprises
Ernest Nister
Pull the tabs to transform scenes of nineteenth-century play in this classic mechanical book where every page turn revea
Ages 3–8
Kids' Translations #1
The Gettysburg Address in Translation: What It Really Means
Kay Melchisedech Olson
Lincoln’s famous 1863 speech is broken down into everyday language, explaining the historical context and the true meani
Ages 8–13
The First Night
B. G. Hennessy
For parents seeking a serene way to share the Christmas story through a peaceful lens that emphasizes the quiet wonder o
Ages 3–7
Indigo Blume #1
Indigo Blume and the Garden City
Kwame Alexander
Green leaves and bright flowers begin to bloom in the heart of the city as one determined girl starts a garden right in
Ages 4–8
Why We Celebrate It the Way We Do #1
Halloween
Martin Hintz, Kate Hintz
Uncover the mysterious origins of pumpkin carving and costume wearing while learning how people around the world celebra
Ages 6–10
