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Excellent Books Celebrating Black History Month
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Sign up for Meridian’s Free Newsletter, please CLICK HERE February is Black History Month and here are some great books that will surely inspire your young ones. The first three are picture books and the rest are historical fiction or nonfiction. All...
A Day to Celebrate
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By Seira Wilson Today we celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and 2017 is a particularly good year to reflect on how far we've come and also how far we still have to go. While our educational system is slow in catching up, children...
6 Random House Children’s Books Authors and Illustrators Receive Awards and Honors from American Library Association
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DAVID LEVITHAN WINS THE MARGARET A. EDWARDS AWARD THE UNLIKELY HERO OF ROOM 13B BY TERESA TOTEN AND EMMANUEL’S DREAM BY LAURIE ANN THOMPSON, ILLUSTRATED BY SEAN QUALLS, RECEIVE SCHNEIDER FAMILY BOOK AWARDS WONDERS OF THE INVISIBLE WORLD BY CHRISTOPHER...
An Expanded Cultural Diversity Booklist: SLJ Readers Respond
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The response to our recent list of Culturally Diverse books has been passionate and engaging. Many SLJ readers pointed out the lack of titles focusing on Native American culture—particularly titles by Native authors and illustrators. Others...
100 Best Children’s Books for African American History Month
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February is African American History Month. What began as National Negro History Week in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson in hopes of raising awareness of African American’s contributions to civilization, this was later expanded to a full month, African American...