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Home Book Collections2019 Best Kids Books For Littles

2019 Best Kids Books For Littles

Social Justice Kids Books Curated by Actual Kids

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A normal pig A Normal Pig (ages 4-9)

I haven’t seen such a good #OwnVoices story about growing up multiracial/multicultural in a monoracial community since Maclear’s Spork. And this story goes one level deeper – into the importance of bringing BIPOC and third-culture kids into spaces where they aren’t always the other.

If you like this, check out more stories featuring multiracial families.


 Emiline: Knight in Training

Emiline Knight in Training

Validating for reluctant readers and kids with dyslexia, this early graphic novel is set in a dyslexic-friendly font. I think it’s intended for the 4-7 age range and now the Earthquakes are on to more dramatic storylines. We missed out on this cute story.

If you liked this story, check out:



Stay Curious, Stand Brave & Smash The Kyriarchy

 

 

 

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