Please welcome Nestlé Smarties Prize for Children's Literature and Nestlé Smarties Prize for Children's Literature winner SF Said. His book, Phoenix, which won an IBBY International Honour List for writing can be described as the Brit version of Jacqueline Woodson's Brown Girl Dreaming. Today, he shares his favorite diverse YA and chapter books. We are also giving...
All of our sponsors for MCBD2017 are amazing and valued, but the uniqueness and passion of Broccoli.com truly stands out.
Broccoli is a New York start-up company that focuses on collecting traditional stories from all over the world. Each of their multicultural children’s books come in six languages – English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Their unique and high-quality books also feature voice narration for all six languages, plus music and sound effects.
My name is Yvette and I am the author and illustrator of 2 childrens’ books – Gus the Traveler & I Want To Be. As an educator by profession, I have also written short stories, poems & educational papers.
I am very happy and thankful to contribute with this post as a guest of MCBD blog.
There are many rich and beautiful multicultural books, all sharing wonderful, meaningful messages, and/or inspirational stories. As a book lover, I have created over the years my own personal home based library. Today I want to share with all of you 5 book suggestions which make up part of my treasured library.
1. Red is Dragon by Roseanne Thong – This beautiful book exposes kids to colors, where they can learn about the Chinese-American culture. This book can’t miss being part of your personal library.
Please welcome Shannon Jones today with her list of picture books that inspire travel to faraway places. In her book, KeeKee, a cat, has adventures in Amsterdam. We are giving away a copy; please fill out the Rafflecopter below! Picture Books That Inspire Travel Richard Scarry’s Busy, Busy World Richard Scarry books inspired me as a child and...
MCBD Sponsorship has officially closed so we are ready to share the final line-up along with a few “FAQ’s”
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