Every child walks into the classroom carrying their own story: from navigating ADHD or autism, to adjusting to life in foster care, to being new
February is Black History Month, and while we prioritize sharing Black fiction and nonfiction this month, we must be committed to sharing Black stories all
Happy Lunar New Year! To help celebrate Lunar New Year this February 1, 2022, I’m excited to collaborate with the Madison Reading Project to share
While Diwali is celebrated in many countries around the world, and by several different religions, it is one of India’s biggest holiday festivals. The third
Introducing a story celebrating the Hindu holiday, Diwali ~ featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “Binny’s Diwali” by Thrity Umrigar, Illustrated by Nidhi Chanani *~Click
October is Filipino American Heritage Month~ and as usual, I’m celebrating by sharing children’s books and read aloud stories with Filipino representation. As I am
Sept 15- Oct. 15 is Latinx/ Hispanic Heritage Month ~ and while it’s important to read and share Latinx and Hispanic stories all year long,
Introducing an empowering read celebrating self-acceptance and the beauty of Brown, featured in the MaiStoryBook Library Collection: “I am Brown” by Ashok Banker and Sandhya
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