What Should I Read?
Bullying and Me: Schoolyard Stories
by Ouisie Shapiro and Steven Vote.
Stop Picking on Me: A First Look at Bullying
by Pat Thomas; illustrated by Lesley Harker.
Human Kindness : True Stories of Compassion and Generosity That Changed the World
by John Francis; illustrated by Josy Bloggs
The Katha Chest
by Radhiah Chowdhury; illustrated by Lavanya Naidu
Bubbie & Rivka's Best-ever Challah (So Far!)
by Sarah Lynne Reul
Brown is Beautiful
by Supriya Kelkar; illustrated by Noor Sofi
My Town, Mi Pueblo
by Nicolas Solis; illustrated by Luisa Uribe
Marya Khan and the Incredible Henna Party
by Saadia Faruqi; illustrated by Ani Bushry
The Theft of Sunlight
by Intisar Khanani
The Wonders We Seek: Thirty Incredible Muslims Who Helped Shape the World
by Saadia Faruqi and Aneesa Mumtaz; illustrated by Saffa Khan
Thirst
by Varsha Bajaj
Merci Suárez Plays It Cool
by Meg Medina
Fry Bread: a Native American Family Story
by Noble Maillard; illustrated by Juana Martinez-Neal
We Were the Fire: Birmingham 1963
by Sheila P. Moses
Countries and Cultures for Young Explorers: China
by Daniel Becky.
Our Day of the Dead Celebration
by Ana Aranda
Muhammad Najem, War Reporter: How One Boy Put the Spotlight on Syria
by Muhammad Najem and Nora Neus; illustrated by Julie Robine
Finding my Dance
by Ria Thundercloud; illustrations by Kalila J. Fuller
Braver Than I Thought: Real People. Real Courage. Real Hope.
by Luke Reynolds
Celebrating Ramadan
by Diane Hoyt-Goldsmith; photographs by Laurence Migdale.
Yeh-Shen: a Cinderella Story from China
by Ai-Ling Louie; illustrated by Ed Young
Bringing in the New Year
by Grace Lin
Tisha and the Blossoms
by Wendy Meddour; illustrated by Daniel Egnéus.
A Gift for Amma: Market Day in India
by Meera Sriram and Mariona Cabassa.
A Letter for Leo
by Sergio Ruzzier.
A Tree is a Home
by Pamela Hickman and Zafouko Yamamoto.
A Walk in Paris
by Salvatore Rubbino.