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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+
Knee-High Man and Other Tales, The
Julius Lester
For the child who feels small in a big world, these classic tales show how cleverness and spirit can outshine size and s
Ages 4–8
Black Elk's Vision: A Lakota Story
S. D. Nelson
For the child grappling with the complexities of history, this story offers a bridge to understanding resilience and spi
Ages 8–12
The Have a Good Day Cafe
Frances Park, Ginger Park
For the child who wants to help their family succeed, this story honors the special bond between grandparents and childr
Ages 4–8
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We Still Belong
Christine Day
When Wesley’s big plans for Indigenous Peoples’ Day fall apart, she finds belonging and comfort in the rhythmic heart of
Ages 8–12
Maria Had a Little Llama/María Tenía Una Llamita
Angela Dominguez
For the child exploring a new culture through a familiar tune, this vibrant reimagining brings a classic rhyme to life i
Ages 3–7
Sundiata: Lion King of Mali
David Wisniewski
A silent, sickly prince is forced into exile before rising to become a legendary leader who returns to save the kingdom
Ages 6–11
Black Gold
Laura Obuobi
Lyrical text and atmospheric collage art join together in a cosmic celebration of the Universe's deep and enduring love
Ages 4–8
Niki Nakayama: A Chef's Tale in 13 Bites
Jamie Michalak, Debbi Michiko Florence
Niki defies discrimination and strict expectations to master the art of Japanese cuisine and become a world-renowned che
Ages 4–8
It's Powwow Time!
Martha Troian
Bineshii joins the joyful dances and bright regalia of an annual gathering, celebrating the music and community of Indig
Ages 4–8
Between Earth and Sky: Legends of Native American Sacred Places
Joseph Bruchac
Native American legends told in free-verse reveal how every living thing across the mountains and plains holds a sacred
Ages 6–10
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A Song for Harlem
Patricia C. McKissack
Lilly Belle travels to 1928 Harlem for a summer writers' workshop where she learns the power of storytelling under the g
Ages 8–12
When My Cousins Come to Town
Angela Shanté
Beautiful collage art brings a vibrant Black family reunion to life as a young girl searches for just the right nickname
Ages 4–8
The Old African
Julius Lester
For the child grappling with the weight of history and the meaning of heritage, this lyrical reimagining of a legend off
Ages 10–15
The Quilts of Gee's Bend
Susan Goldman Rubin
Generations of women in an Alabama community turn scraps into striking abstract art while laboring under incredibly diff
Ages 8–12
The Princess and the Warrior
Duncan Tonatiuh
For the child learning about the power of loyalty and the stories written in the stars, this Mexican legend explores lov
Ages 4–9
The Star People
S.D. Nelson
For the child who needs reassurance that they are never truly alone, this story of siblings guided by the night sky offe
Ages 5–9
Amira's Picture Day
Reem Faruqi
Amira wants to celebrate Eid at her mosque with her family, but she is also determined not to miss the excitement of pic
Ages 4–8
Baila, Nana, Baila/Dance, Nana, Dance
Joe Hayes
For children connecting with their heritage through rhythm and song, this collection brings the warmth of Cuban oral tra
Ages 4–9
Tales for the Seventh Day
Nina Jaffe
For families looking to slow down and find meaning in the week, these global Jewish folktales celebrate the peace, wonde
Ages 7–12
Tequila Worm, The
Viola Canales
Growing up in a Texas barrio, Sophia meets prejudice with academic ambition while embracing the rich Mexican American tr
Ages 10–14
Sweet Words So Brave: The Story of African American Literature
Barbara K. Curry
A grandfather shares the rhythmic, powerful history of Black writers with his granddaughter, from early slave narratives
Ages 8–12
Sioux, The (First Americas series)
Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve
For the child curious about Indigenous history and heritage, this book provides an authentic window into the Lakota and
Ages 7–11
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with the Mexican Hat Dance
Alma Flor Ada, F. Isabel Campoy
A class learns the vibrant Jarabe Tapatío dance while hearing the rhythmic history and bright traditions of Cinco de May
Ages 4–8
Mama and Little Joe
Angela McAllister
For the child learning about courage and the pioneers who paved the way. This gentle story introduces the history of bre
Ages 5–9
