An encouraging and insightful picture book about a nonverbal boy with autism who finds a way to share his thoughts and feelings with his loving family.
Browsing: Inclusivity
Uplifting and joyful, Miya’s Mooncakes is perfect for readers who wonder how they can be good neighbors in our increasingly diverse and divided society.
When a young boy in a wheelchair dreams of soaring, a family trip to the beach and a kite project with his sister may be his chance to finally touch the sky.
With its engaging narrative and relatable characters, How to Make a Perfect S’more is a good choice as a read-aloud for families or educators.
Nate Williams’ The Centipede with Only 99 Feet is a great tool for teaching young readers about inclusion and difference.
Alexander Finds a Home, by Vicky Ann Meier, is the perfect story for readers who want to introduce a new shelter animal into their lives.
Author Jen Kirkley invites you to follow along on this exciting virtual book tour for Willard DoGooder and the Trail of Friends.
The third book in the series, True Friends Indeed, continues the other books’ themes, teaching readers about acceptance, inclusion, and friendship.
Andrea Wang shares insights into her latest book, Summer at Squee, where she explores themes of community, identity, and inclusivity.
We are thrilled to invite you to join us on an exciting virtual picture book tour for Catherine Rose’s Coloring the Rainbow!