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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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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Girl Who Helped Thunder and Other Native American Folktales
Stefano Vitale
Stunning turquoise and earth-toned art brings to life Indigenous legends of trickster rabbits, buffalo protectors, and t
Ages 7–12
Native American Night Before Christmas
Gary Robinson
For children connecting with their heritage during the holidays, this lyrical retelling of a classic poem centers Indige
Ages 4–10
Across the Bay
Carlos Aponte
For the child curious about a missing parent or exploring their roots, this vibrant journey through San Juan honors the
Ages 3–7
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Mare's War
Tanita S. Davis
A summer road trip in a red sports car reveals the secret past of a grandmother who once served in an all-Black female b
Ages 10–14
She Persisted #11
Pura Belpré
Meg Medina, Chelsea Clinton
For children who feel like their stories or language are missing from the world around them, this biography shows how on
Ages 6–9
Jewish Holidays in Pictures and Words #5
Shavuot in Pictures and Words
Sarah Mazor
For parents wanting to share the significance of Shavuot, this interactive guide uses activities and stories to explain
Ages 6–12
Our Neighborhood #4
Hurrah for Mardi Gras
Letícia Moreno
For little ones curious about the sparkle and music of Carnival, this board book introduces the vibrant traditions of Ma
Ages 0–3
Our Neighborhood #2
Rosh Hashanah: New Year, Gather Near
Leah Weber
Apples, honey, and the blast of the shofar fill this colorful introduction to the traditions and family gatherings of th
Ages 0–3
Our Neighborhood #4
Chuseok: A Good Harvest Festival
Grace Habib
For families wanting to share the magic of the Korean harvest festival, this sweet board book introduces toddlers to the
Ages 0–3
Our Neighborhood #7
Shabbat Shalom, Welcome Home
Leah Weber
The sun sets and the candles are lit as a family gathers to share the warmth, prayers, and delicious challah of a tradit
Ages 0–3
Raising World Children #3
Humaari Baatein: Our Conversations with Siblings
Aditi Wardhan Singh
For families looking to introduce Hindi through natural, everyday moments between siblings. Includes phonetic guides to
Ages 3–10
I'm Going to Sing: Black American Spirituals
Ashley Bryan
Explore the profound history and soulful melodies of Black American spirituals through vibrant art and music, perfect fo
Ages 6–12
Black Girls: A Celebration of You!
Dominique Furukawa
For the girl needing a reminder of her brilliance and the beauty of her heritage. This lyrical book celebrates self-love
Ages 3–8
There Was a Party for Langston
Jason Reynolds
A legendary party at the Schomburg Center serves as a vibrant backdrop to celebrate Langston Hughes and the many writers
Ages 4–8
Magic Windows / Ventanas mágicas
Carmen Lomas Garza
For children exploring their heritage or looking to connect with family history, these intricate paper-cut scenes celebr
Ages 6–12
Where Three Oceans Meet
Rajani LaRocca
For the child curious about their roots, this journey to India's southern tip celebrates the enduring strength of mother
Ages 4–8
Chloe's Lunar New Year
Lily Lamotte
For families looking to connect with their heritage or learn about new traditions, this story captures the warmth of pre
Ages 4–8
Dinner at Aunt Connie's House
Faith Ringgold
For the child curious about their roots and the trailblazing women who shaped history through courage and artistry.
Ages 5–10
Conjure Island
Eden Royce
For the child feeling disconnected from their roots and navigating the surprise of a new home, this magical adventure ex
Ages 8–12
A Kid's Guide to Native American History
Arlene Hirschfelder, Yvonne Wakim Dennis
Make Iroquois corn husk dolls and play Washoe stone jacks while learning about the diverse cultures and histories of Nat
Ages 7–12
I Am Golden
Eva Chen
For children navigating the tension of growing up between cultures and needing to see their own heritage celebrated as a
Ages 4–8
The Unbreakable Code
Sara Hoagland Hunter
For the child feeling nervous about a big move or starting a new chapter away from home, this story offers strength thro
Ages 6–10
Say My Name
Joanna Ho
Six children proudly share the traditions, ancestors, and deep cultural histories woven into the names their families ha
Ages 4–8
A History of Me
Adrea Theodore
For the child who feels out of place as the only person of color in their classroom, finding strength in the powerful le
Ages 4–8
