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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
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
The Women Who Caught the Babies
Eloise Greenfield
For children curious about their family roots, this lyrical collection honors the legacy of African American midwives wh
Ages 9–12
First Step Nonfiction: Holidays
Juneteenth
Robin Nelson
For the child curious about why we celebrate in June, this simple introduction explains the history of Juneteenth and th
Ages 4–7
Who Were the Zuni People?
Baby Professor
For the curious child wanting to learn about the history, traditions, and vibrant culture of the Zuni people in the Amer
Ages 7–11
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12–18 yrs
398 books
100 Afro-mations for Black Children
Malik Wright
For the child needing a boost in self-belief, these 100 daily affirmations celebrate Black identity and inner strength t
Ages 4–10
Kapaemahu
Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer, Joe Wilson
For children exploring what it means to be more than one thing, this legend celebrates the beauty of diverse spirits and
Ages 4–10
Sweet Music in Harlem
Debbie A. Taylor
While searching 1950s Harlem for his uncle's misplaced hat, young C.J. accidentally gathers a legendary group of jazz mu
Ages 4–9
Circle of Wonder
N. Scott Momaday
For the child seeking a deeper connection to the natural world and the spirit of the season. This lyrical story bridges
Ages 6–10
The Most Beautiful Thing
Kao Kalia Yang
A young Hmong girl listens to her grandmother's stories of the Laos jungle, discovering that love and resilience are the
Ages 5–9
From My Window
Otavio Junior
For the child who loves to watch the world go by. This vibrant celebration of community helps kids find beauty and wonde
Ages 4–8
Uncle Marcus, The Jamaican Superhero
Marvin Amos
For children seeking to see themselves in the heroes they admire, this vibrant story celebrates Jamaican heritage and th
Ages 4–8
Muslim Contributions
Baby Professor
For the curious learner who loves to know how things work, this guide explores the incredible scientific and mathematica
Ages 5–9
Bruh Rabbit and the Tar Baby Girl
Virginia Hamilton
Bruh Rabbit uses his clever wits to outsmart Bruh Fox in this rhythmic retelling of African American folklore featuring
Ages 4–9
Ole! Flamenco
George Ancona
Step into the world of young dancers in New Mexico as they master the rhythmic footwork, emotional songs, and intricate
Ages 7–11
The Kingdoms and Empires of Ancient Africa
Baby Professor
For the child curious about their heritage or world history, this guide explores the sophisticated civilizations and cul
Ages 8–12
Inspiring Biographies of African American Women for Kids
Beautiful Voices
For the child who needs to see that their dreams are possible. This collection of real-life stories highlights the grit
Ages 7–12
I Am #2
I Am Amazing!
Alissa Holder, Zulekha Holder-Young
For the child who needs a boost in self-confidence, this vibrant story helps young boys recognize their inner strength a
Ages 3–7
Lady of Guadalupe, The
Tomie dePaola
For the child seeking to understand the power of humble faith and the origins of a beloved cultural icon, this classic r
Ages 5–10
Day of the Dead
Tony Johnston
For children learning how families honor loved ones who have passed, this vibrant story transforms grief into a joyful c
Ages 4–8
Rice in the Pot Goes Round and Round, The
Wendy Wan-Long Shang
Celebrate the warmth of a multigenerational meal and introduce your little one to Chinese culture through a familiar, ca
Ages 2–5
Josefina
Jeanette Winter
For the child who loves making things with their hands, this book celebrates the joy of folk art and the vibrant colors
Ages 3–7
The Light Within You
Namita Moolani Mehra
Diya travels to India to celebrate Diwali with her grandmother, finding the magic of the festival of lights and a new se
Ages 4–8
Mixed Desis
Punita Khanna, Rahul Yates
For the child navigating a beautiful blend of cultures, this story celebrates the joy of belonging to more than one worl
Ages 3–8
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
