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Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
6,324 books
0–3 yrs
814 books
4–7 yrs
3283 books
8–11 yrs
1570 books
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(2267)
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(245)
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(111)
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(96)
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(72)
Middle Grade
(52)
Early Readers
(41)
Board Books
(6)
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0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
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Coretta
Octavia Vivian
A determined girl from Alabama overcomes discrimination to become a musical force and a pillar of the civil rights movem
Ages 9–14
Barefoot: Escape on the Underground Railroad
Pamela Duncan Edwards
For the child curious about history's heroes, this lyrical story uses the quiet wisdom of nature to explore a dangerous
Ages 5–9
I Love My Family, I Do
Kimberly Pattison
For children learning about the power of devotion, this story focuses on Harriet Tubman's deep love for her family as th
Ages 4–9
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12–18 yrs
373 books
When Harriet Met Sojourner
Catherine Clinton
Two legendary women dedicated to freedom cross paths in this look at the lives of Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth.
Ages 6–10
Laughing out Loud, I Fly
Juan Felipe Herrera
For the child exploring their roots, these energetic bilingual poems celebrate the warmth of family and the vibrant land
Ages 8–12
The Marrow Thieves #1
The Marrow Thieves
Cherie Dimaline
In a future where only Indigenous people can dream, a fifteen-year-old boy flees recruiters who hunt survivors for the m
Ages 13–18
How to Bake an American Pie
Karma Wilson
For the child learning about their country's identity. This poetic book uses the metaphor of a recipe to explore the ide
Ages 4–8
Cesar Chavez
Consuelo Rodriguez
For children learning about the power of standing up for others and how one person's dedication can create fair conditio
Ages 7–12
Getting to Know the Native American Indian Tribes
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to explore the diverse histories and cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples across Nort
Ages 6–10
Reflections of Kindness
Jennifer Weitman Brock
Ancient stories of hospitality and faith come to life through the journeys of Abraham and Sarah, from visiting strangers
Ages 3–7
Love Your Hair
Phoenyx Austin
For the young girl learning to embrace her natural beauty, this vibrant book celebrates the versatility of Black hair wh
Ages 3–8
Heroes for Civil Rights
David A. Adler
Meet the brave individuals, from Rosa Parks to the Little Rock Nine, who faced great risks to fight for justice and equa
Ages 7–11
Bronzeville Boys and Girls
Gwendolyn Brooks
The universal joys, big dreams, and quiet reflections of childhood come to life through thirty-four poems set in a vibra
Ages 4–10
The Bund
Paul Buhle
Heroic figures like Bernard Goldstein lead a secret history of Jewish labor resistance against the impossible odds of th
Ages 12–18
A Heart That Holds It All
Lauren J. Haas
For the child exploring their cultural identity and roots. This book celebrates the rich, diverse history and contributi
Ages 7–12
Room for Everyone
Naaz Khan
For the child who needs to learn that opening your heart (and your seat) makes life more fun. A rhythmic journey through
Ages 4–8
Garden Street #1
What’s Cooking at 10 Garden Street?
Felicita Sala
For the child curious about what their neighbors are making for dinner, this book explores how different cultures and fl
Ages 4–8
I Like to Read
Who Will Win?
Arihhonni David
For the child who needs to learn that slow and steady effort matters more than showing off, rooted in traditional Hauden
Ages 4–8
Jasmine Toguchi #1
Mochi Queen
Debbi Michiko Florence
Determined to do something special before her big sister, eight-year-old Jasmine hatches a plan to join the men in the N
Ages 6–9
Miriam at the River
Jane Yolen
For the child feeling the weight of a big responsibility or facing a scary change. Explore a sister's quiet courage as s
Ages 4–8
Hold Up the Sky
Jane Louise Curry
In a post-apocalyptic Chicago divided into five rigid factions, Beatrice Prior must choose her identity and face the dan
Ages 8–12
Mei Li
Thomas Handforth
For the child who yearns for independence and adventure beyond their garden gate. Experience the magic and wonder of a t
Ages 4–8
Where I Belong
Linda Yoon
For the child who feels caught between different worlds and is looking for a sense of pride in their unique cultural her
Ages 4–8
Miri's Moving Day
Adam R. Chang, Stephanie Wildman
For the child feeling nervous about moving to a new house. Miri finds comfort in her Hakka heritage as her family honors
Ages 4–8
