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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
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1570 books
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The Book of Awesome Black Americans
Monique L. Jones
Empower your middle-grade or young adult reader with this collection of inspiring stories featuring Black trailblazers w
Ages 12–18
Powwow Summer
Marcie R. Rendon
For the child curious about modern Indigenous life, this photo-essay shares the vibrant tradition of the powwow circuit
Ages 8–12
Dear Yesteryear
Kimberly Annece Henderson
Archival photographs and poetic text celebrate the history and dignity of Black ancestors in this moving look back at ge
Ages 4–8
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12–18 yrs
373 books
The Negro Speaks of Rivers
Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes’ powerful poem about the strength and deep history of the African American people is paired with sweepin
Ages 4–10
Moon's Ramadan
Natasha Khan Kazi
For the curious child wanting to explore how the moon connects diverse Muslim families across the globe through traditio
Ages 4–8
Love to Langston
Tony Medina
For the child who loves the power of words or is curious about how a young person finds their voice. An evocative introd
Ages 6–12
The Great Migration: Journey to the North
Eloise Greenfield
Rhythmic poetry and descriptive imagery bring the African-American experience to life. These verses celebrate the histor
Ages 6–12
Calling the Doves / El canto de las palomas
Juan Felipe Herrera
The son of migrant workers recalls his first eight years in the California fields and the parents who inspired his futur
Ages 6–10
Under My Hijab
Hena Khan
For the curious child noticing the beautiful headscarves in their community, this rhythmic story celebrates the diverse
Ages 4–8
Black Pioneers of Science and Invention
Louis Haber
For the student who feels like their school books are missing a piece of the puzzle. Discover the incredible Black innov
Ages 9–14
Once in Vietnam
Tran Van Dien
For children connecting with their Vietnamese roots or learning the language, these traditional tales offer a bridge to
Ages 7–12
The Great Book of Asian American Heroes
Bill O'Neill
For the child curious about their cultural roots or looking for real-life role models. This collection celebrates the di
Ages 8–14
African American Astronauts & Space Pioneers
T. M. Moody
For the child dreaming of the stars who wants to see how trailblazers overcame obstacles to reach the galaxy.
Ages 7–12
A Flag for Juneteenth
Kim Taylor
On the eve of her tenth birthday, young Huldah and her community receive life-changing news of freedom and join together
Ages 4–8
Saints of the Household
Ari Tison
For the teen navigating the heavy silence of an abusive home while trying to find their own voice and protect their fami
Ages 14–18
Hoodoo
Ronald L. Smith
For the child feeling like an outsider in their own family or community, this spooky tale explores finding your own uniq
Ages 9–13
Juan Bobo Goes to Work
Marisa Montes
Generations of laughter follow Juan Bobo, a beloved Puerto Rican folk hero whose well-meaning efforts often lead to hila
Ages 4–8
Count on Your Fingers African Style
Marileta Robinson
For the child curious about different ways people communicate. Discover how vibrant markets in East Africa use unique fi
Ages 5–9
Mary McLeod Bethune
Julia Remina
For the child who needs to see how determination and vision can change the world. This biography celebrates a legendary
Ages 6–10
Every Man Heart Lay Down
Lorenz Graham
For the family seeking a globally-minded Christmas story that celebrates how the news of peace and love can reach every
Ages 4–8
Black Diamond: The Story of the Negro Baseball Leagues
Patricia C. McKissack, Fredrick McKissack
Base hits, fielding plays, and the strategic battle between pitchers and batters define this historic look at the legacy
Ages 8–12
Black American Series
Lena Horne: Singer & Actress
Brett Howard
For the child who loves to sing and needs to see how talent and courage can break down barriers in a world that isn't al
Ages 7–10
Breaking Ground, Breaking Silence: The Story of New York's African Burial Ground
Cheryl Hudson, Joyce Hansen
For the child curious about hidden history and how we honor those who came before us. This book explores the discovery o
Ages 9–14
The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family
Ibtihaj Muhammad, S. K. Ali
Faizah admires her sister’s beautiful blue hijab on the first day of school and learns to stand tall when faced with unk
Ages 4–8
