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    15 Engaging Children’s Books About Identity and …

    • After her mosque is vandalized, Amina, a Pakistani-American, must figure out how to stand up for herself and her community while also blending into her mostly white town. Overcoming fears and discovering … 展开

    Barakah Beats by Maleeha Siddiqui

    Nimra Sharif only ever attended a tiny Islamic school before switching to a “real” middle school. Luckily, she has her neighborhood best friend Jenna to show her the ropes … 展开

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    Dream, Annie, Dream by Waka T. Brown

    This warm-hearted book chronicles the ups and downs of middle school through the eyes of a Japanese-American girl living in Kansas in the 1980s. Annie (aka Aio) loves theatre, basketb… 展开

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    The Epic Fail of Arturo Zamora by Pablo Cartaya

    Thirteen-year-old Arturo is ready for a fun summer of hanging with friends and working in his Cuban-American family’s restaurant. But, when a flashy real estate developer come… 展开

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    Falling Short by Ernesto Cisneros

    Sixth graders Isaac Castillo and Marco Honeymon, both from Mexican-American families, have been best friends forever. Despite their obvious differences—Isaac is tall, athletic, and … 展开

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    Why should children read books about belonging?
    Encouraging these behaviours builds relationships and makes children feel part of something bigger than themselves. Reading children’s books about belonging gives your students examples of how feelings of belonging lead to positive outcomes, including: Increase happiness and well-being. Compassionate attitudes towards those in need.
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