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Revolutionary Love: Creating a Culturally Inclusive Literacy Classroom
An excellent resource, especially for those looking to center equity and justice in their practice.
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I Am Curious!: An Acorn Book
This delightful book features a relatable and inquisitive little girl who many readers—especially those who love science—will be able to identify with.
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This Is How I Roll: A Wish Novel
Young foodies will enjoy meeting a 12-year-old chef determined to master the art of Japanese cooking in this light tween romance.
Jovita Wore Pants: The Story of a Mexican Freedom Fighter
Purchase this outstanding picture book biography for all nonfiction collections.
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Alma’s Way: Junior’s Lost Tooth
A warm story that will help newly independent readers practice feeling empathy for storybook characters.
Honey and Me
An effortless story that is both widely relatable and culturally specific. This excellent title featuring main characters not often represented in contemporary realistic fiction is highly recommended.
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The Language of Seabirds
An atmospheric LGBTQIA+ romance perfect for all middle grade and young adult collections.
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It’s the End of the World and I’m in My Bathing Suit
Recommended for purchase only where there are gaps in humorous middle grade offerings, especially with BIPOC leads.
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All Aboard the Schooltrain: A Little Story from the Great Migration
This is a beautiful story that teaches courage and offers readers a glimpse into the daily life of a Black family. This picture book would pair well with a history lesson on Civil Rights and the Jim Crow laws.
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