{Special Message from Project Manager, Becky Flansburg} We are so excited that things are rolling along beautifully for our Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2021 event! Currently, we are working on wrapping up book matching for the year and are busy planning to make our annual Twitter Party even more epic than it has been in the...
{Guest Post by Pack-n-Go Girls} Oh, so many challenges this year. And so many moments where we feel like we’ve lost time we’ll never get back. If you’re like I am, you’ve missed in-person time with your grandkids, nieces and nephews, or maybe even your own child. Zoom has saved us from being totally unknown to...
{Guest Post from Deedee Cummings} A Princess is a Queen in training. A queen is the reigning female of her family- regarded as the most outstanding in a particular sphere or group- according to the dictionary. How better does a young girl figure out her place in the world than by watching her mother proudly proclaim...
Author Erica S. Perl shares her list of children’s literature that showcases Jewish holidays and experiences with a diverse cast of characters....
{Guest Post from Language Lizard} Congratulations to Mindy R. from Rachel Kohl Community Library in Glen Mills, PA who won a set of Language Lizard Idiom Books in English and Simplified Chinese! These colorful books come with free teaching resources are a great way to teach English idioms in a multicultural context. Use them during Idiom Week (Jan...