Tag: children's nonfiction

• We Are Still Here! – Native American Truths Everyone Should Know

  Traci Sorell and Frané Lessac, the award-winning creators of We Are Grateful: Otsliheliga are back at it with a companion title: We Are Still Here! We Are Still Here! is a nonfiction book documenting the challenges Native Nations have faced and the ways they continue to fight for their rights today. Focusing mainly on the […]

  Devyn

  April 19, 2021

  Activism, Indigenous Peoples, Racial and Cultural Diversity, Reviews

  children's books, children's nonfiction, Frane Lessac, inclusive children's books, inclusive kids books, Indigenous Peoples, kids books, Native American History, Native Nations, nonfiction for kids, Traci Sorell, We Are Still Here

• Send A Girl: The True Story of How Women Joined the FDNY

  Send A Girl by Jessica Rinker was one of my most anticipated titles of 2021, so I was thrilled to find it on my front porch this week. I’m excited to announce that this wonderful book lived up to my very high expectations. Following Brenda Berkman, a New York City firefighter, Send A Girl tells […]

  Devyn

  March 12, 2021

  Feminism, Reviews, Women’s Rights

  Brenda Berkman, children's books, children's nonfiction, FDNY, History books For Kids, inclusive children's books, inclusive kids books, Jussica Rinker, kids books, Meg Hunt, nonfiction for kids, Send A Girl

• 28 Picture Books For Black History Month

  Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, and I want to share a list of 28 books to read this month (one for every day) that both celebrate and educate about Black History. Black History Month has its roots in America all the way back to 1926, when historian Carter G. Woodson created “Negro […]

  Devyn

  February 1, 2021

  Black History Month, Black Representation, Holidays, Recommendations

  Black History Month, Black History Month Books, children's books, children's nonfiction, inclusive children's books, inclusive kids books, kids books, Nonfiction, picture books