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Children’s Book for Day of the Dead

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2 Children’s Books about Jamaica

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The Sofia Martinez Series: Chapter Books for Early Readers

Meera Sriram -
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Why We Need to Read Multicultural Children’s Books

Stephanie Meade -
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11 African-American Children’s Books for Christmas and Kwanzaa

Karen D. Brame El-Amin -
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10 Multicultural Children’s Books that Make Adults Cry

10 Multicultural Children’s Books that Make Adults Cry

Meera Sriram -
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My Daughter’s 10 Favorite Multicultural Books

Julie Corby -
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A Children’s Book for Global Citizens_ Everyone Prays

A Children’s Book for Global Citizens: Everyone Prays

Stephanie Meade -
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Juneteenth Jamboree

6 Children’s Books to Celebrate Juneteenth

Karen D. Brame El-Amin -
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8 Children’s Books for Black History Month

Karen D. Brame El-Amin -
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Multicultural Childrens Book One City Two Brothers

Multicultural Children’s Book: One City, Two Brothers

Meera Sriram -
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Multicultural Children’s Book Day: January 27

Meera Sriram -
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Fun African Songs and Rhymes for Your Children

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A Multicultural Children’s Book about Anger

A Multicultural Children’s Book about Anger

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9 Children’s Books for Hispanic Heritage Month

Meera Sriram -
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A Multicultural Childrens Book Set in India Bye Bye Motabhai!

A Multicultural Children’s Book Set in India: Bye, Bye, Motabhai!

Meera Sriram -
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Diverse Children’s Books that Travel to Mexico

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Travel to Beijing with 5 Children’s Books

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Travel to Mumbai, India with 5 Children’s Books

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children's books about Ramadan

6 Favorite Children’s Books about Ramadan

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Japanese Celebrations A Childrens Book

Japanese Celebrations: A Children’s Book

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A Children’s Book for Holi

Meera Sriram -
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A Multicultural Book for Mixed Race Kids

A Multicultural Book for Mixed Race Kids

Meera Sriram -
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Favorite Multicultural Children’s Books of 2012 – Old and New

Favorite Multicultural Children’s Books of 2012 – Old and New

Meera Sriram -
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Hurray for Three Kings Day: Book Review

Stephanie Meade -
3

7 Children’s Books for Native American Heritage Month

Meera Sriram -
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Children’s Books that Travel to Africa

Children’s Books that Travel to Africa

Meera Sriram -
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East Bay Children’s Book Project Partnership

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Barefoot Book: The Secrets of Writing a Multicultural Children’s Book

Stephanie Meade -
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Diverse Children’s Literature from Jamaica

Meera Sriram -
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Open Letter to Barnes & Noble

The Editors -
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A Swahili Alphabet Book

A Swahili Alphabet Book

Meera Sriram -
2

Best Asian-American Children’s Books

Meera Sriram -
9
Multicultural Book Review I Have an Olive Tree

Multicultural Book Review: I Have an Olive Tree

Meera Sriram -
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A Multicultural Easter Story: Chicken Sunday

Meera Sriram -
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Review: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Adanne -
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Sadie’s Sukkah Breakfast

Sadie’s Sukkah Breakfast

Deb Fowler -
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Win the Book My China Travel Journal

InCultureParent Magazine -
14
Stories from the Peruvian Andes

Stories from the Peruvian Andes

Stephanie Meade -
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Favorite Swedish Stories: Emil in the Soup Tureen

Crystal Hoshaw -
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korean childrens book

Hungry for Some Korean Bee-Bim Bop

Stephanie Meade -
2

Announcing Our Kids Singing Contest Winner!

Stephanie Meade -
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A Lion’s Mane: Story of the Sikh Turban

Sundari -
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A Children’s Book about India and the Environment

Nandini Bagpai -
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InCultureParent’s Essential Chinese New Year Reading List

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Japanese Children’s Favorite Stories

Japanese Children’s Favorite Stories

Stephanie Meade -
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