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Multicultural Booklist

Read Your World / Multicultural Booklist (Page 10)

📖✨ This Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we’re celebrating the richness of heritage while exploring the “Unique Perspectives on Hispanic/Latinx Children’s Books in Raising Awareness about Climate Change.” 🌱📚 Join our upcoming virtual event to discover how our guest authors Andrea Olatunji, Maritza Martínez Mejía and Maria J. Greenhalgh share their expertise and knowledge during our virtual event. Plus, we’ll be giving away a copy of each of the author’s children’s books, including a bonus book giveaway from our Team Member Frances Díaz Evans! 

Drumroll, please!!! Our Poster Reveal is here!!!

The official Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2024 poster is courtesy of Rebecca Burgess. Check out their website here.

Download a copy for your reading area, library, or classroom.  Click on the image below or click here to get your Read Your World 2024 free poster.

Guest post by Language Lizard, 2023 Platinum Sponsor 

Today’s language spotlight features the Russian and Ukrainian languages! These two languages are widely spoken in Eastern Europe, with Russian being the official language of Russia, as well as that of Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan, and Ukrainian being Ukraine’s official language. Despite being closely related, each language has its own alphabet, vocabulary, and grammar rules, making each language unique.