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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
9–12
13+
DK Eyewitness
North American Indian
David Murdoch
Fascinating cultural details reveal how different Native American groups lived, from the whale hunters of the North to t
Ages 8–12
Popo and Meimei Can Help
Cathy Wu
Meimei and her grandmother spend their day helping one another while sharing words in both English and Mandarin.
Ages 3–7
Doublecross #4
Billions to Burn
Taylor Banks
Twelve-year-old Zeus hunts for his missing grandfather and uncovers hidden secrets from the height of the Harlem Renaiss
Ages 8–12
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Great Grandfather's House
Rumer Godden
Keiko is used to getting her way, but a three-month stay at her great-grandfather’s country home teaches her the quiet b
Ages 7–10
Umbrella Books
The Mouse Bride: A Mayan Folk Tale
Judith Dupré
A pair of devoted mouse parents journeys across the land to find a husband worthy of their beautiful daughter in this tr
Ages 4–8
Holidays
Mardi Gras
Laura K. Murray
Bright costumes and grand parades fill these pages as you learn how people across the globe celebrate the traditions of
Ages 6–9
Happy Birthday America
Mary Pope Osborne
Fireworks and parades fill the air in this cozy look at a family enjoying the traditions and community spirit of a Fourt
Ages 4–8
I Can Make a Difference
Marian Wright Edelman
For the child who wants to help but feels too small to matter. This collection of wisdom empowers young readers to chang
Ages 5–10
The Berenstain Bears the Very First Easter
Jan Berenstain, Mike Berenstain
For parents wanting to explain the religious meaning of Easter, this story joins the Bear family as they discover the bi
Ages 4–8
Leon's Story
Leon Walter Tillage
For the child asking about systemic unfairness and how individual lives were shaped by the Jim Crow era and the Civil Ri
Ages 8–12
The Traveling Photographer #1
An Elephant in the Backyard
Richard Sobol
Vivid photographs show exactly what it is like to live, eat, and play alongside a domesticated elephant in a small villa
Ages 6–10
Sometimes People March
Tessa Allen
For the child who asks why people gather in the streets, this book explores how collective action and shared goals can b
Ages 4–8
Children of the River
Linda Crew
Four years after escaping the Khmer Rouge, seventeen-year-old Sundara struggles to balance her Cambodian customs with he
Ages 12–18
Visiting Langston
Willie Perdomo
For the child discovering the magic of words and history. This poetic journey through Harlem celebrates the legacy of La
Ages 4–8
The Adventures of Connie and Diego
Maria Garcia
Twins Connie and Diego travel from the deep sea to the high sky to find a place where their unique, colorful skin is fin
Ages 5–9
Going Down Home with Daddy
Kelly Starling Lyons
For the child who feels pressure to perform or worries they don't have a special talent to share during a big family gat
Ages 4–8
Baby Professor
Who Built The Great Wall of China?
Baby Professor
For the curious learner interested in world history and religious traditions, this book explores the story of a great le
Ages 6–9
What's the Big Idea, Ben Franklin?
Jean Fritz
For the child who is always asking 'Why?' and loves to tinker with things, this playful look at Ben Franklin celebrates
Ages 7–10
Bein' With You This Way
W. Nikola-Lisa
Jump into a high-energy park hangout where a catchy playground rap celebrates how different eyes, hair, and skin all bel
Ages 3–7
Crown: An Ode to the Fresh Cut
Derrick Barnes
For the child who needs a boost of confidence or a celebration of their identity, this rhythmic story captures the trans
Ages 4–10
The Hockey Sweater
Roch Carrier
For the child who feels the weight of peer pressure or the deep embarrassment of being the only one who stands out in a
Ages 5–10
Magnificent Homespun Brown
Samara Cole Doyon
For the child who needs to see the beauty in their own reflection, this lyrical poem uses nature and sweet treats to cel
Ages 4–8
Mirandy and Brother Wind
Patricia McKissack
For the child learning that determination and spirit are more important than magic when it comes to achieving their goal
Ages 4–8
When I Was Young in the Mountains
Cynthia Rylant
For the child who thrives on simple routines or a family looking to slow down and appreciate life's small, everyday mira
Ages 4–8
