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In our district teachers are provided several reading resources to choose from. The district curriculum adoptions are CKLA and Benchmark and the resources have most of the books that are recommended in the teacher guides. I listed some of the resources available for use with our curriculums.

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These are book review sites that I was not even aware of. But through my course I discovered that books are vetted and there is a plethora of books in the listings.

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https://www.hbook.com/section/bookreviews

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https://www.slj.com/section/reviews

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https://www.ala.org/awardsgrants/awards/browse/rlist?showfilter=no

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These sites were also recommended in my graduate course and I can appreciate because they focus on social justice and inclusion.

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https://thebrownbookshelf.com/

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https://diversebooks.org/resources-old/where-to-find-diverse-books/

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https://latinosinkidlit.com/

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https://disabilityinkidlit.com/

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These sites are on Twitter or Instagram and when I discovered them I could not believe how informational a social media site could be. I enjoyed reading the work these people are doing to make everyone aware of diversity and how to address adversity. I already shared a couple of the sites with directors in my district and I discovered that some of them are already following some of these sites.

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https://twitter.com/heisereads

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https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Classroombookaday&src=typeahead_click

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https://twitter.com/triciaebarvia

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diverse reads is an instagram account out of Brooklyn, New York. The blogger is a teacher, content creator, book influencer and has this link bit.ly/tutuyouhaveavoice