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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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Amazing Scientists #3
The Girl with a Mind for Math: The Story of Raye Montague
Julia Finley Mosca
Raye Montague faced down sexism and inequality to become a pioneer in ship design, proving that a gifted mind for math c
Ages 5–10
Sofia Martinez #4
The Secret Recipe
Jacqueline Jules
For the child who wants to honor their family heritage while finding their own way to succeed. Sofia learns that love is
Ages 5–8
Mooncakes
Loretta Seto
A night of lanterns and tea comes alive as a young girl listens to her parents tell ancient legends of the woman and the
Ages 4–8
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I Love My... Books
I Love My Hair!
Natasha Anastasia Tarpley
For the child learning to embrace their natural beauty, this gentle story celebrates the joy and heritage found in every
Ages 0–6
The Key To Jannah
Meidya Derni
For parents seeking a gentle way to explain Islamic values and the concept of paradise to young children through a warm
Ages 3–8
Naturalist's Apprentice
Nature Art With Chiura Obata
Michael Elsohn Ross
See the world through the eyes of Chiura Obata, an artist who captured the beauty of Yosemite and the harsh reality of W
Ages 8–12
Ratoncito Pérez and the Lost Coin Ratoncito Pérez y la Moneda Perdida
M Martínez
The magical tradition of the tooth-collecting mouse comes to life in this bilingual tale of surprises left behind for ch
Ages 3–7
Nilda
Nicholasa Mohr
For the child navigating a changing neighborhood or family dynamic, this classic story captures the bittersweet transiti
Ages 10–14
Ganesha Goes Green
Lakshmi Thamizhmani
Prema and her friends protect their local river by inventing a clever, earth-friendly way to celebrate Ganesha Chaturthi
Ages 4–9
Hip-Hop World
Hip-Hop History
Wendy Garofoli
Trace the evolution of hip-hop from its early roots to its current status as a global phenomenon. Learn about the cultur
Ages 8–12
Joseph Had a Little Overcoat
Simms Taback
Watch a tattered old overcoat transform again and again as Joseph cleverly recycles the fabric into a jacket, a vest, an
Ages 3–7
Matt Christopher Sports Biographies
Muhammad Ali
Matt Christopher
For the young sports fan curious about more than just the game, this biography explores how a legendary athlete used his
Ages 8–12
Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears
Verna Aardema
A mosquito's tiny lie sets off a chain of events that leads to tragedy in the jungle, leaving him forever whining for fo
Ages 4–8
They Were Strong and Good
Robert Lawson
An artist looks back at the everyday lives of his ancestors, honoring the ordinary people who were never famous but rema
Ages 7–10
Golem
David Wisniewski
A rabbi in sixteenth-century Prague uses ancient wonders to bring a giant clay protector to life to watch over his commu
Ages 6–10
Gabby Douglas: Going for Gold
Tori Kosara
Gabby Douglas makes history as the first African American gymnast to win individual all-around gold, proving that grit a
Ages 6–9
The White Stag
Kate Seredy
Follow the legendary migration of the Huns and Magyars as they chase a mystical white stag across Europe to find their p
Ages 10–14
My Dog Just Speaks Spanish
Andrea Cáceres
For children navigating two worlds, this story celebrates the unique bond between a bilingual girl and her dog who only
Ages 2–6
A Night for the Rice Carriers
Carmen Rubin
Vibrant gardens and full-moon celebrations set the stage for Mae to share the powerful story of ancestors who hid rice i
Ages 4–8
Swahili Books #1
Moja Means One: Swahili Counting Book
Muriel Feelings
Swahili numbers from one to ten provide a rhythmic introduction to the vibrant scenes of daily life across East Africa.
Ages 4–8
Children of Atlantis #2
Tsavn & The Golden Warrior Drum Dance
Graciella I. Caroponis
For the child who wants to feel connected to their roots while going on a high-stakes adventure. A young Hmong boy finds
Ages 8–12
Marcia Sewall's American History #2
People of the Breaking Day
Marcia Sewall
The rhythmic traditions and spiritual beliefs of the Wampanoag people come to life through poetic language and vivid sto
Ages 6–10
My First Armenian Picture Book
My First Armenian Animals & Insects
Sara S.
For families looking to connect with Armenian roots through play, this bilingual guide introduces little ones to the nat
Ages 0–5
Mi Casa Is My Home
Laurenne Sala
For the family that moves between languages and cultures, this joyful tour of Lucía's home celebrates the warmth of inte
Ages 3–7
