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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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3–5
6–8
9–12
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Festivals of the World #1
One Diwali Day
Dev Kothari
Ronak prepares colorful rangolis and delicious sweets for the festival of lights, all while heartfully wishing for his b
Ages 3–7
Patrick: Patron Saint of Ireland
Tomie dePaola
Ancient legends and historical facts come together to tell the story of the man behind the shamrocks and snakes in this
Ages 4–9
We March
Shane W. Evans
A family prepares for a historic day in 1963, joining thousands of people in Washington to hear a dream and call for cha
Ages 4–8
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In the Hollow of Your Hand: Slave Lullabies
Alice McGill
For parents seeking to share the resilience of Black history through soothing songs that offer comfort and hope despite
Ages 4–10
When Clay Sings
Byrd Baylor
Ancient pottery shards found in the desert sand whisper stories of the daily lives and beautiful customs of prehistoric
Ages 6–10
Hena Khan's Muslim Concept Books #1
Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns
Hena Khan
Follow a young girl and her family through a vivid world of colors as they share the beautiful traditions and daily rhyt
Ages 3–7
Hey Black Child
Useni Eugene Perkins
Big dreams and great achievements take center stage in this lyrical, empowering poem that celebrates the strength and po
Ages 4–8
Chanukah Lights Everywhere
Michael J. Rosen
Intricate pop-up scenes follow the menorah’s light across history, from ancient temples to modern skyscrapers, celebrati
Ages 5–10
DK Readers
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Angela Bull
Read about the incredible life and lasting legacy of the lawyer and civil rights leader who fought for equality and chan
Ages 5–8
Gingersnaps: Daily Affirmations for African American Children and Families
Anita Alexander
For families seeking to build confidence and cultural pride, these 365 daily affirmations connect positive character tra
Ages 5–12
The Eagle's Gift
Rafe Martin
A young boy seeks the help of the Eagle Mother to bring his brothers home, bringing the world the lasting gifts of music
Ages 6–10
Hand in Hand: Ten Black Men Who Changed America
Andrea Davis Pinkney
From the era of slavery to the modern day, these ten men stood up against injustice to change the course of American his
Ages 9–12
Seven Candles for Kwanzaa
Andrea Davis Pinkney
Experience the joy of Kwanzaa through its seven days of celebration, focusing on the ancestral values and traditions tha
Ages 4–9
My Latin America and the Caribbean: A Celebration
Gabriela Goldin Marcovich
For children curious about their heritage or the wonders of the world, this vibrant journey follows a hummingbird across
Ages 6–10
Mama's Saris
Pooja Makhijani
A young girl eagerly hopes to celebrate her seventh birthday by finally dressing up in the elegant, vibrant silk folds o
Ages 4–8
I Sang You down from the Stars
Tasha Spillett-Sumner
For parents awaiting a new arrival, this lyrical story celebrates the sacred tradition of preparing a child's heart and
Ages 0–8
Black Children Affirmations #1
Black Girl Magic
Mahogany L. Browne
This lyrical anthem blooms with strength and self-love, defying society's limits to celebrate the brilliance of Black gi
Ages 4–8
National Geographic Readers
A World of Dancers
Ginjer L. Clarke
Discover why some dancers wear bells on their ankles or dance over swords as you travel the globe through stunning photo
Ages 6–9
Who Are Your People?
Bakari Sellers
The powerful legacy of ancestors and the strength of community take center stage in this lyrical celebration of what mak
Ages 4–8
Pueblo Boy: Growing Up in Two Worlds
Marcia Keegan
Vibrant photographs follow a young boy through his daily life on the San Ildefonso Pueblo, balancing his modern school d
Ages 7–11
In the Time of the Drums
Kim L. Siegelson
A young boy named Mentu watches from the shore as his grandmother, Twi, leads a powerful uprising of Ibo people arriving
Ages 6–10
What's the Big Deal About #2
Americans
Ruby Shamir
Uncover how a Native American confederacy inspired democracy and why a Canadian invented American cheese in this celebra
Ages 6–9
Raven #2
Raven's Ribbons
Tasha Spillett
Raven loves the swirling rainbow of ribbon skirts at Round Dances and hopes his grandmother can see that boys can lead t
Ages 4–8
Children of Long Ago
Lessie Jones Little
These seventeen poems capture the sweet, everyday moments of growing up as an African American child in the early 1900s.
Ages 4–8
