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Children's literature scholar Debbie Reese highlights recent picture books, fiction and nonfiction, that celebrate American Indian heritage.
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Reading Around the World
Ranging in subject matter from folklore-style offerings to tales that touch upon more serious issues, these titles have been chosen for their ability to evoke a specific setting or culture while revealing universal themes.
This is the latest in our series of quarterly seasonal roundups, this time showcasing new picture books for Halloween, Deepawali, Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, Cherokee National Holiday, and Thanksgiving.
These picture books address the sights, sounds, and seeming magical things that happen when night falls.
Check out these picture books that feature the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
Traditional tales remain popular with young readers and provide a plethora of possibilities for classroom explorations.
PreS-Gr 3 –Once Sam the cat makes sure her family is asleep, she sets out to explore the neighborhood.
Four new titles encourage conservationism and animal research for the elementary set.
New beachy picture books to welcome the warmer months!
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