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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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Beni's Tiny Tales Around the Year in Jewish Holidays
Jane Breskin Zalben
For families looking to build warm traditions, this anthology uses a gentle family of bears to explore the joy and ritua
Ages 4–8
The House on Mango Street
Sandra Cisneros
Esperanza Cordero tells her story through poetic moments as she grows up in Chicago, dreaming of a house of her own and
Ages 12–18
Welcome To Country: A Traditional Aboriginal Ceremony
Joy Murphy Wandin
For children beginning to explore global cultures, this evocative book introduces the sacred Wurundjeri tradition of hon
Ages 5–10
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Noura's Crescent Moon
Zainab Khan
Noura scans the evening sky for a tiny silver sliver that will signal the end of her first fast and the start of a joyfu
Ages 4–8
The Third Grade Reader
Madelyne Eloise
For the child asking about fairness in history or learning about the resilience of Black communities in the face of syst
Ages 8–12
Everyone Knows What a Dragon Looks Like
Jay Williams
For the child who feels overlooked or small: a gentle reminder that seeing the heart of someone matters more than matchi
Ages 4–9
The Blood Maker and the Witch's Curse
Jaromy Henry
For the child who feels powerless against unfairness, this thrilling tale of a masked hero shows how one person can stan
Ages 8–12
Land of Gray Wolf, The
Thomas Locker
For the child learning about our connection to the Earth and the cycle of nature's healing after human impact.
Ages 6–10
Chicana Falsa: And Other Stories of Death, Identity, and Oxnard
Michele M. Serros
Growing up in Oxnard, a young girl writes about the witty and sometimes painful reality of being caught between two diff
Ages 13–18
Blackwoods, The
Brandy Colbert
The death of a Hollywood legend unearths a decades-long secret that forces the Blackwood family to grapple with fame, gr
Ages 14–18
Confucius Chinese Teacher and Philosopher
Dissected Lives
For the student curious about how ancient wisdom shapes our world today. This biography introduces the life and lasting
Ages 8–12
The Aztec Government and Society
Baby Professor
Spark your middle-grader's curiosity with this clear guide to how the Aztec Empire worked, from powerful emperors to the
Ages 7–12
Baby Professor: Children's History
C is for Civil Rights
Baby Professor
For the child noticing differences in how people are treated. This alphabet book introduces big ideas like fairness and
Ages 3–7
Picture Book of Jackie Robinson, A
David A. Adler
Jackie Robinson breaks barriers as the first African American major-league baseball player, showing how one athlete’s co
Ages 6–9
I Am the Night Sky
Next Wave Muslim Initiative Writers
For the teenager navigating the complexities of faith and identity in modern America, this collection of voices offers a
Ages 13–18
Friend of Numbers
Priya Narayanan
For the child who sees patterns everywhere and wonders about the secrets of the universe, this is a beautiful look at a
Ages 6–10
Can We Please Give the Police Department to the Grandmothers?
Junauda Petrus
For the child curious about how we take care of each other, this lyrical vision imagines a world where neighborhood gran
Ages 4–8
Jump Up Time: A Trinidad Carnival Story
Lynn Joseph
Lily is jealous of her sister's elaborate Carnival costume, but when the stage lights come up, she must decide if she ca
Ages 4–8
Rain Is Not My Indian Name
Cynthia Leitich Smith
After the loss of her best friend, fourteen-year-old Rain uses her camera lens to slowly find her way back to her family
Ages 10–14
Ali the Great #1
Ali the Great and the Market Mishap
Saadia Faruqi
When Ali loses his little brother in the crowded aisles of a South Asian market, he has to stay calm to find him.
Ages 6–9
America is...
Louise Borden
For children beginning to wonder about the vast world around them: a lyrical and sweeping look at the many faces, places
Ages 4–8
At the End of the World, Turn Left
Zhanna Slor
When Anna vanishes in Milwaukee, her sister Masha must return from Israel to find her. This mystery uncovers the deep, d
Ages 15–18
Habibi
Naomi Shihab Nye
Fourteen-year-old Liyana leaves St. Louis behind for a village near Jerusalem, where she must find her place amidst cult
Ages 11–15
Sootface
Robert D. San Souci
For children who feel overlooked or treated unfairly by others, this Ojibwa retelling of Cinderella emphasizes that true
Ages 5–10
