Library shelves are packed with all kinds of stories for all kinds of readers. Stories can be mirrors for children to see themselves, but can also be windows for readers to empathize with characters who have different experiences.
Check out these recommended books that feature diverse characters* ! There are so many stories out there and if you need even more reading recommendations be sure to ask your local librarian!
Library shelves are packed with all kinds of stories for all kinds of readers. Stories can be mirrors for children to see themselves, but can also be windows for readers to empathize with characters who have different experiences.
Books featuring characters who are immigrants or refugees, and nonfiction books about the immigrant experience throughout history.
Anxiety and depression can take many forms and have many causes. As children learn to navigate the world and deal with these problems, reading about another person’s experience can be incredibly empowering, and reassure children that they are not alone.
In May, Children's Mental Health Awareness Week promotes positive youth development, resiliency, and recovery, along with the transformation of mental health service delivery for youth, adolescents, and their families.
An introduction to one of the defining issues of our time, with a focus on the involvement of young people in the Civil Rights Movement.
Stories and informational books to help children understand divorce.
Stories and informational books to help children understand adoption.
Picture books that answer questions about death and help ease the grief of young children.
It's no fun being sick, but these books are good company, helping to keep children entertained - and informed - while they're recovering, or any time!
