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Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage
Books for Celebrating Heritage – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
6,324 books
0–3 yrs
814 books
4–7 yrs
3283 books
8–11 yrs
1570 books
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(2267)
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(245)
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(111)
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(96)
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(72)
Middle Grade
(52)
Early Readers
(41)
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(6)
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3–5
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Katherine Dunham: Pioneer of Black Dance
Barbara O'Connor
Follow the life of Katherine Dunham, the pioneering choreographer who combined dance and anthropology to celebrate her A
Ages 8–12
The Journey of York
Hasan Davis
For the child learning about the hidden figures of history and the strength found in quiet resilience despite systemic u
Ages 7–11
She Holds Up the Stars
Sandra Laronde
For the teenager seeking a deeper connection to their heritage while finding their voice to protect the natural world.
Ages 12–17
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12–18 yrs
373 books
Tallchief: America's Prima Ballerina
Maria Tallchief, Rosemary Wells
Experience the world-spanning journey of a legendary dancer who rose from the Imperial Russian Ballet to become the icon
Ages 4–9
The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read
Rita Lorraine Hubbard
Mary Walker was born into slavery and lived to be 121, but the most incredible part of her story is the day she finally
Ages 4–9
Gracias / Thanks
Pat Mora
For the child who needs a gentle nudge to appreciate life's small treasures. This bilingual celebration of daily joys he
Ages 3–8
The Turtle Ship
Helena Ku Rhee
For the child who feels small or overlooked, this story shows how quiet observation and a creative spark can lead to leg
Ages 4–8
Behind My Doors: The Story of the World's Oldest Library
Hena Khan
For the child who loves exploring old places or needs inspiration from the true story of a visionary woman who built a l
Ages 4–8
William Still and His Freedom Stories: The Father of the Underground Railroad
Don Tate
William Still dedicated his life to recording the stories of freedom seekers, working tirelessly to reunite families sep
Ages 6–10
Don't Call Me Grandma
Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
For the child navigating a relationship with a family member who is more elegant and reserved than warm and fuzzy.
Ages 4–8
Hurricane Dancers: The First Caribbean Pirate Shipwreck
Margarita Engle
Award-winning verse reflects the beauty of nature and Cuban heritage through the rhythmic and soulful voice of a Young P
Ages 12–18
Trade and Commerce in Ancient China
Baby Professor
Markets, merchants, and ancient routes come to life in this look at how the early civilizations of Asia built a vast net
Ages 7–10
Phillis's Big Test
Catherine Clinton
Young poet Phillis Wheatley must stand before a panel of skeptics in 1772 Boston to prove she is the true author of her
Ages 6–10
The Night Emma Saved Christmas
Jennifer Diaz
For the child who loves the magic of holiday traditions and historical storytelling, this adventure follows a young girl
Ages 7–10
Little Gold Star: A Spanish American Cinderella Tale
Robert D. San Souci
A sparkling Spanish American retelling of Cinderella where a kind girl mistreated by her family receives help from the V
Ages 5–10
Beautifully Me
Nabela Noor
For the child who has started noticing or worrying about their body shape after hearing grown-ups talk about their own d
Ages 4–8
Book of Mormon Stories for Kids
Vera Ferguson
For families looking to share their faith through simple, accessible retellings of scripture that focus on foundational
Ages 4–10
Chicago Baby
Jerome Pohlen
For the family planning a trip to the Windy City or those wanting to share their hometown pride with their newest additi
Ages 0–3
A Day in the Life #1
Sarah Morton's Day
Kate Waters
For the curious child who wonders how kids lived in the past. This photo-essay brings 17th-century history to life throu
Ages 6–9
A Boy Named Beckoning
Gina Capaldi
For the child exploring their identity or learning about the strength of the human spirit. A moving journey of resilienc
Ages 7–12
When the Legends Die
Hal Borland
For the young person caught between different worlds and seeking a way to honor their roots while finding their own path
Ages 12–18
Freedom Summer
Susan Goldman Rubin
For the child questioning why the world isn't always fair. This historical account explores the courage of activists fig
Ages 10–14
The Boy of the Three-Year Nap
Dianne Snyder
For the child who tries to avoid chores or thinks they can outsmart their parents. A clever mother uses her wit to turn
Ages 5–9
The Two Major Cities of the Inca Empire: Cuzco and Machu Picchu
Baby Professor
For curious kids who love exploring the past, this photo-rich guide introduces the incredible stone cities and mountain
Ages 6–10
