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Children's Story Books in Telugu: ఎలా ఉండాలి?

ప్రతి కథలోనూ వాస్తవ అనుభవం కొంత, ఊహ కొంత ఉంటాయంటారు. మారుతూ వస్తున్న పరిస్థితులకు అనుగుణంగా పిల్లలకు ఆసక్తి కలిగించే కథలు, నవలలు ఉండాలి. జీవితానికి, భావోద్వేగాలకు సంబంధించిన కథలు ఉండాలి. పుస్తకాల పట్ల ప్రేమను కలిగించాలి.

బాల సాహిత్యంలో జానపద కథలకు (Folk tales) ఒక ప్రత్యేక స్థానం ఉంది. ప్రతి ప్రాంతానికి సంబంధించిన మైథాలజీ పిల్లలకి తెలియాలి. ఇవి కాక హాస్యంగా, వినోదంగా, సరదాగా, సాహసవంతమైన, అద్భుత కథలు ఉండాలి!

ధారాళంగా, భావ యుక్తంగా, వేగంగా చదవటం నేర్పించాలి. వాళ్లని చదువరులను చెయ్యాలి.

Children's Story Books in Telugu: తెలుగులో కథలు పిల్లలు చదవాలంటే పెద్దవాళ్లు చేయవలసినది?

పుస్తకం కొనివ్వగానే తమ బాధ్యత అయిపోయిందని పెద్దవాళ్లు అనుకుంటారు. వాస్తవానికి వాళ్ల పని అప్పుడే మొదలవుతుంది. పుస్తకాలను చూపిస్తూ కథలు చెప్పటం, చదివి వినిపించటం, కలిసి చదవటం వంటి పనులు చెయ్యాలి. ఈ ప్రయత్నాన్ని సముదాయ (community) స్థాయిలో చేస్తే ఇంకా బాగుంటుంది.

'చదవటం అనేది కేవలం నేర్చుకోవటమే కాదు అది జీవితకాలం నిలిచిపోయే ఆనందంగా మారవచ్చు.' - పిల్లల డాక్టరు సంగీత సుబుద్ధి. Tips for reading to your baby

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Pedda Bala Shiksha by Gajula Satyanarayana

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Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah's inspiring true story-which was turned into a film, Emmanuel's Gift, narrated by Oprah Winfrey-is nothing short of remarkable.

Born in Ghana, West Africa, with one deformed leg, he was dismissed by most people-but not by his mother, who taught him to reach for his dreams. As a boy, Emmanuel hopped to school more than two miles each way, learned to play soccer, left home at age thirteen to provide for his family, and, eventually, became a cyclist. He rode an astonishing four hundred miles across Ghana in 2001, spreading his powerful message: disability is not inability. Today, Emmanuel continues to work on behalf of the disabled.

Thompson's lyrical prose and Qualls's bold collage illustrations offer a powerful celebration of triumphing over adversity.

Includes an author's note with more information about Emmanuel's charity.

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Emmanuel's Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah

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Emmanuel's Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah [Thompson, Laurie Ann, Qualls, Sean] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Emmanuel's Dream: The True Story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah

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Nidhi Chanani is a freelance illustrator, cartoonist and writer. She is the owner of Everyday Love Art. Born in Calcutta and raised in suburban southern California, Nidhi creates because it makes her happy - with the hope that it can make others happy, too. In April of 2012 she was honored by the Obama Administration as a Champion of Change.

Her debut graphic novel, Pashmina (First Second/Macmillan), released in fall 2017. It received starred reviews in the School Library Journal, Publisher's Weekly, and was reviewed in the New York Times. Pashmina was a Junior Library Guild selection, Chicago Public Library Best Book of 2017, Texas Maverick Graphic Novel 2017, Northern California Indie Bookseller Association Long-List Title and a YALSA Top Ten Great Graphic Novels for Teens. In March of 2019, the film adaptation of Pashmina with Netflix was announced. Gurinder Chadha (Bend it like Beckham, Blinded by the Light) is set to direct.

Her second original graphic novel, Jukebox, released in June 2021 with a starred review in Booklist and glowing reviews in Kirkus and Publishers Weekly.

In 2018, Jasmine's New Pet, which she wrote and drew released through Dark Horse Comics. Her bilingual board book, Shubh Raatri Dost/Good Night Friend released in 2019. Her debut picture book, written by Bea Birdsong, I will be fierce, released in April 2019. Her next picture book, Binny's Diwali, written by Thrity Umrigar, released in September 2020. Kong and Me, written by Kiki Thorpe released in March 2021. Her author/illustrator debut What will my story be? releases in November 2021. She is currently working on her next original graphic novel, Super Boba Cafe as well as unannounced picture books and graphic novels. She is an instructor in the Master of Fine Arts, Comics program at the California College of Arts.

Her media appearances include CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 and BBC Radio. Her work has been featured on the Huffington Post, the Women's March, My Modern Met, Bored Panda and India Times. Nidhi has worked with Disney, ABC, Airbnb, Sony, Microsoft, State Farm Insurance and a variety of other clients. Her non-fiction comics have appeared in the Nib. Everyday Love Art products are sold in retail shops across the country, including the San Francisco International Airport, Books Inc., and Therapy stores.

Nidhi draws and dreams every day with her husband, daughter and their cat in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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Pashmina [Chanani, Nidhi] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Pashmina

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The Garden of My Imaan [Zia, Farhana] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Garden of My Imaan

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Mary Hoffman is the UK author of well over a hundred published books, mainly for children and teenagers. Recently she has written two adult novels under the pseudonyms Kate Snow and Amy Lovell.

She is well known for picture books like Amazing Grace and its sequels and the YA sequence Stravaganza as well as historical fiction like The Falconer's Knot and information book like The Great Big Book of Families.

She has won a few prizes and her books have been translated into 30 languages. She lives in a converted barn near Oxford and has three grown-up daughters all working in the arts.

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The Color of Home (Phyllis Fogelman Books)

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With the help of his mother, the encouragement of his new teacher, and a bit of time to adjust to his new surroundings, Hassan learns to appreciate his new home in America while still remembering and acknowledging his native land of Somalia.

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Counting on Community [Nagara, Innosanto] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Counting on Community

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Hena Khan is a Pakistani American writer. She is the author of the middle grade novels Amina's Voice , Amina's Song , More to the Story , Drawing Deena , and the Zara's Rules series and picture books Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns , Under My Hijab , and It's Ramadan, Curious George , among others. Hena lives in her hometown of Rockville, Maryland, with her family. You can learn more about Hena and her books by visiting her website at HenaKhan.com or connecting with her @HenaKhanBooks.

Chapter 1 1

I take a gamble and nod yes.

I can't understand everything they're saying, but it's obvious Mister Brother has the upper hand. After he names his final price, I pull out the wad of rupees from my purse, and Zohra counts some and hands them over in defeat. She won't look at me. But I take the necklace and thank the man in Urdu. And he grins like he just won the lottery.

"Okay, final price. No games." Zohra challenges the shopkeeper.

The arguing continues until Mister Brother finally gives Zohra a number she grudgingly accepts.

"What color?" she asks me. I point to the green box for Soojin and a turquoise one for Emily. Zohra adds another bright red one to the pile.

"From me to you," she says.

"What about that necklace?" I whisper to Zohra. She starts to shake her head, but Mister Brother has superhuman hearing and whips the case open and hands me the necklace before she finishes.

"Very nice," he says in English.

Zohra gives me another glare, and Mustafa starts to chuckle. I giggle too. There's no way Mister Brother hasn't figured out we aren't from here, no matter how hard Zohra tries to hide it. We've got American written all over us. Mustafa's T-shirt literally has the Captain America logo on it.

"It's very pretty," I say in my best Urdu, although I know my accent sounds pathetic. "What are these stones?"

"Lapis," Mister Brother replies in English, beaming. "Very real, very cheap."

Zohra tries to convince me to walk away again, but I won't budge.

"Can you give me your best price, please?" I imitate the Urdu phrase I've heard Zohra use. Mister Brother gives me a nod of acknowledgment, but then Zohra takes over, speaking for me. My face burns.

As I reach for a pair of silver earrings that my best friend, Soojin, might like, Zohra smacks my hand away.

"Don't touch anything!" she hisses.

"How am I supposed to look, then?" I laugh as I rub my wrist.

"With your eyes, and then keep walking. Tell me what you like, and I'll go back and get a good price."

"What if I want to see something up close?" The market is overflowing with a dizzying array of goods-rows of glittery bangles in every color imaginable, bolts of silky fabric, and mounds of beaded slippers, hair accessories, and evening bags. It's all screaming to be picked up, or at least photographed. I've already taken at least fifty photos and videos, and we've only been here for half an hour.

"Don't act interested in anything, Amina! And put your phone away." Zohra's tone is firm, and she suddenly sounds more like my mother than my sixteen-year-old cousin.

I glance at my older brother, Mustafa, who's walking a few paces behind us, like a bodyguard. He's dressed in dark jeans and a T-shirt, and his short scruffy beard makes him look older than Zohra, even though they're the same age.

"Do what she says." He shrugs. "You don't want to get ripped off."

I slip my phone back into my bag, resist inspecting the earrings, and keep moving. It took a bit of convincing to get Zohra to bring us here, instead of the fancy shopping center we've already been to twice in three weeks. Being there made me feel like I was back at Southridge Mall in Greendale, Wisconsin, instead of where I am: Lahore, Pakistan.

I've been wanting to visit Anarkali Bazaar despite Zohra's warnings about pushy salespeople and pickpockets. Mustafa and I grew up hearing Mama's stories about how she'd wait for school to end and catch a rickshaw here when she was a teen. When she described sharing freshly squeezed sugarcane juice and spicy samosa plates with her girlfriends in vivid detail, I could almost taste them.

My hopes of finally tasting those things in real life were crushed when Mama cautioned, "Don't eat anything off the street" as the three of us left my uncle's home with his driver, who dropped us off at the market. Mama's worried that our American stomachs won't be able to handle anything but filtered water, home-cooked meals, and a handful of approved restaurants. That means no samosa plates from the carts we pass, no matter how incredible they smell.

"Imported from China." Zohra clicks her tongue against her teeth as she watches me eye a sparkly clip that I can picture in my friend Emily's long blond hair. "You want things made in Pakistan, don't you?"

"Yeah. Stuff my friends can't get in Greendale."

"Your friends can get anything from anywhere," Mustafa reminds me. "Thanks to something called the Internet."

"Okay, stuff they don't have, then." Mama already bought gifts for our closest family friends, Salma Auntie and Hamid Uncle. I picked out an outfit for their daughter, Rabiya, since we have the same taste in desi clothes: nothing itchy or "auntie-looking."

Zohra links her arm with mine and navigates me through the crowds, warning me for the seventeenth time to watch my purse. I wouldn't be carrying a purse if I were wearing jeans, but I'm in a thin cotton shalwar kameez that's more comfortable in the fierce summer heat. My hand is gripping the bag that's stuffed with the money I collected from generous relatives excited to see me for the first time in eight years, and I try not to bump into people.

"Your friends will like those." Zohra points with her eyebrows toward a stall filled with colorful lacquered boxes and figurines. "They're made in Kashmir."

"They're pretty," I agree.

"Go see, but don't say anything. Once the shopkeeper hears your English, the price will triple."

I wander over and pretend to admire a shawl when I notice a green-and-gold box with a curved lid. It's shaped like a little treasure chest and would be perfect for Soojin. Then I spot some stunning jewelry in a glass case, including a silver necklace with a row of small cobalt-blue stones. I try not to stare at it.

Zohra turns to the shopkeeper after I secretly signal what I want to her.

"Bhai Sahib," she beckons in Urdu, calling the man with a mustache and thick glasses Mister Brother to be polite. "Tell me the right price for this. No ripping me off." Her tone is surprisingly aggressive.

Then Zohra picks up a candleholder, instead of the green box. When I start to protest, she gives me a death stare. I watch in silence as they haggle in Urdu over the price of something I don't want. Mister Brother claims excellent quality. My cousin complains it's robbery and says she isn't a fool. Then Zohra suddenly drops the candleholder as if she's deeply offended by it and starts to walk away.

Mustafa watches, his dark eyes amused, as Zohra yanks my arm and starts to drag me off with her.

"Sister, see this," Mister Brother offers when our backs are turned and we're almost in the next stall. "I give you this for a good price."

Zohra turns around reluctantly.

"Don't waste our time. We're in a hurry."

"Come, see, very good price."

Zohra squeezes my arm and returns to the stall, acting like she's doing Mister Brother a favor. He shows her some bowls and gives her a number in rupees. I have no idea how much money that is since my Urdu is especially terrible when it comes to numbers. Plus, I forget how to convert Pakistani currency into dollars. Zohra shakes her head and then points toward the box I want.

"How about that? Can you live with it?" she asks me, wrinkling her nose as if it's barely worth considering.

I start to sweat.

Am I supposed to say yes or no? How am I supposed to get better at Urdu if no one lets me practice?

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Amina's Song (Amina's Voice) [Khan, Hena] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Amina's Song (Amina's Voice)

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A Washington Post Best Children's Book of 2017 "For inspiring empathy in young readers, you can't get better than this book." -R. J. Palacio, author of #1 New York Times bestseller Wonder "Amina's anxieties are entirely relatable, but it's her sweet-hearted nature that makes her such a winning protagonist." - Entertainment Weekly Booklist , starred review) from the award-winning author of It's Ramadan, Curious George and Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns . Amina's Voice

A Pakistani-American Muslim girl struggles to stay true to her family's vibrant culture while simultaneously blending in at school after tragedy strikes her community in this "compassionate, timely novel" ( brings to life the joys and challenges of a young Pakistani-American and highlights the many ways in which one girl's voice can help bring a diverse community together to love and support each other.

Amina has never been comfortable in the spotlight. She is happy just hanging out with her best friend, Soojin. Except now that she's in middle school everything feels different. Soojin is suddenly hanging out with Emily, one of the "cool" girls in the class, and even talking about changing her name to something more "American." Does Amina need to start changing too? Or hiding who she is to fit in? While Amina grapples with these questions, she is devastated when her local mosque is vandalized.

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Tomando Partido/ Taking Sides (Spanish Edition)

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Amazon.com: Tomando Partido/ Taking Sides (Spanish Edition): 9781598205206: Gary Soto: Books

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Elisa Kleven writes and illustrates picture books because she's never outgrown her childhood passion for art and story-making. Having spent much of her childhood creating magical, miniature worlds, Elisa now creates similar worlds inside of her picture books.

Elisa is the author and/or illustrator of over thirty books. Her books have received many honors, including a New York Times Best Illustrated Book Award for SUN BREAD, ALA Notable and School Library Journal Best Books of the year citations, and inclusion in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and the Reading Rainbow series. Elisa's stories have also been performed as plays and ballets by professional theater and dance companies.

In 2018 Elisa delivered a TEDx Talk on the power of retaining a childlike imagination throughout life, and she loves to share her thoughts about this with both children and adults.

To learn more about Elisa and her work, please visit her website: www.elisakleven.com

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Abuela (Spanish Edition) [Dorros, Arthur, Dorros, Sandra Marulanda] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Abuela (Spanish Edition)

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Jacqueline Jules (Author), Miguel Benítez (Illustrator)

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Freddie Ramos Takes Off (1) (Zapato Power)

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Amazon.com: Freddie Ramos Takes Off (1) (Zapato Power): 9780807594797: Jules, Jacqueline, Benítez, Miguel: Books

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"A compelling exploration of the differences between children that make them unique as well as the common humanity that unites them." (Publishers Weekly)

Every day all over the world, children are laughing and crying, playing and learning, eating and sleeping. They may not look the same. They may not speak the same language. Their lives may be quite different from each other. But inside, they are all alike.

Stirring words and bold paintings weave their way around our earth, across cultures and generations and remind children to accept differences, to recognize similarities, and-most importantly-to rejoice in both.

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Whoever You Are (Reading Rainbow Books) [Fox, Mem, Staub, Leslie] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Whoever You Are (Reading Rainbow Books)

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Who better than Elmo and his Sesame Street friends to teach us that though we may all look different on the outside-deep down, we are all very much alike? Sesame Street friends help teach toddlers and the adults in their lives that everyone is the same on the inside, and it's our differences that make this wonderful world, which is home to us all, an interesting-and special-place. This enduring, colorful, and charmingly illustrated book offers an easy, enjoyable way to learn about differences-and what truly matters.
Elmo and his We're Different, We're the Same is an engaging read for toddlers and adults alike that reinforces how we all have the same needs, desires, and feelings.

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We're Different, We're the Same (Sesame Street) (Pictureback(R))

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Amazon.com: We're Different, We're the Same (Sesame Street) (Pictureback(R)): 8581126911118: Kates, Bobbi, Mathieu, Joe: Books

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Roseanne Thong (Author), John Parra (Illustrator)

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Round Is a Tortilla: A Book of Shapes (A Latino Book of Concepts)

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Amazon.com: Round Is a Tortilla: A Book of Shapes (A Latino Book of Concepts): 9781452145686: Thong, Roseanne, Parra, John: Books

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John Parra is an award-winning artist, illustrator, author, and educator, best known for his Latino themed, children's picture books. For his work he has received many awards and accolades including: Three American Library Association's Pura Belpré Honors, Two Golden Kite Awards from The Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators, and a Christopher's Award. Parra's original artwork has also been showcased and displayed in numerous gallery and museum exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad, with many paintings now residing in private collections. He has taught art at the Carnegie Art Museum in Oxnard, CA and regularly speaks as a visiting artist at schools and literary conferences across the country, advocating art and reading education.

John's book Frida Kahlo and Her Animalitos (written by Monica Brown, NorthSouth Books) was named a New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book of the Year, Pura Belpré Honor for Illustration, Center for the Study of Multicultural Children's Literature Best Book, and Smithsonian Best Book of the Year. His recent books include: The Power of Her Pen: The Story of Groundbreaking Journalist Ethel L. Payne (written by Lesa Cline-Ransome, S&S, Jan 2020), Little Libraries, Big Heroes (written by Miranda Paul, HMH), and One Is a Piñata: A Book of Numbers (written by Roseanne G. Thong, Chronicle Books). He also illustrated the cover artwork for Ruth Behar's Letters from Cuba (Penguin, August 2020). John's illustrations for commercial clients including United Airlines, Hitachi, PBS, National Geographic, Boston Children's Hospital, El Museo del Barrio, and many others. His designs can be seen on six U.S. Forever Postage Stamps titled: Delicioso, and his MTA artcard poster, Birdhouse Subways, is currently displayed throughout NYC subways. John was also invited by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY to present a special event about his career and illustrations. HIs forthcoming book, Growing an Artist: The Story of a Landscaper and His Son (Simon & Schuster, May 2022), will be his first as both author and illustrator. John is a graduate of Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, and currently lives with his wife, Maria, in Queens, New York.

To learn more visit:

https://johnparraart.com/

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2384394.John_Parra

https://johnparraart.com/books/

https://www.facebook.com/JohnParraArt

https://www.instagram.com/johnparraart/

https://twitter.com/johnparraart

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Green Is a Chile Pepper: A Book of Colors (A Latino Book of Concepts)

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In this lively picture book that Booklist described as "a cheerful color-concept book that presents a slice of Latino culture through food and fun," children discover a world of colors all around them: red is spices and swirling skirts, yellow is masa, tortillas, and sweet corn cake. Many of the ...

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Welcome to Mexico!
Izzy's family sails into a quiet lagoon in Mexico and drops their anchor. Izzy can't wait to explore the pretty little village, eat yummy tacos, and practice her Spanish. When she meets nine-year-old Patti, Izzy's thrilled. Now she can do all that and have a new friend to play with too. Life is perfect. At least it's perfect until they realize there's a midnight thief on the loose!

A 2017 Literary Classics Gold - Best Series - Young Reader 2017 Moonbeam Children's Book Award Silver - Best Chapter Book Series A 2014 Moonbeam Children's Book Award Winner - Best Chapter Book Series About Pack-n-Go Girls
Designed by girls for girls who love to play and travel, Pack-n-Go Girls engages the imagination of children ages 6-9 by introducing them to different countries around the world. Pack-n-Go Girls early chapter book adventures are packed with spooky mysteries, international friendships, and lots of fun and easy multicultural learning. Check out the Pack-n-Go Girls website for more learning fun and FREE learning activities: www.packngogirls.com

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Mystery of the Thief in the Night: Mexico 1 (Pack-n-Go Girls Adventures)

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Tortilla Sun (A Latino Book of Concepts)

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Mahtab was hollow. Empty, as if her flesh and blood, her energy, that kept her breathing and running, thinking and talking, was gone. Nothing was in its place. She was hungry. Hungry for water, for her father, for her grandmother, her aunts and uncles, for the trees in the back yard, the cabinet on the wall, the silver and glass objects so lovingly collected, for her mountains, the jagged peaks that cut the sky. Her father was dead. She felt sure of it. She was just a speck of dirt on the floor, drifting through the gap between the boards, falling to the ground.

Mahtab and her family are forced to leave their home in Herat and journey secretly through the rocky mountains to Pakistan and from there to faraway Australia. Months go by, months of waiting, months of dread, with only memories and hopes to sustain them. Will they ever be reunited with their father, will they ever find a home? The plight of refugees from war-torn countries and what it really means to leave everything behind and to start a new life are vividly explored in this unforgettable story.

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Lily and Salma are best friends. They like doing all the same things, and they always eat lunch together. Lily eats peanut butter and Salma eats hummus-but what's that between friends? It turns out, a lot. Before they know it, a food fight breaks out. Can Lily and Salma put aside their differences? Or will a sandwich come between them?

The smallest things can pull us apart-until we learn that friendship is far more powerful than difference. In a glorious three-page gatefold at the end of the book, Salma, Lily, and all their classmates come together in the true spirit of tolerance and acceptance.

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Lily and Salma are best friends. They like doing all the same things, and they always eat lunch together. Lily eats peanut butter and Salma eats hummus-but what's that between friends? It turns out, a lot. Before they know it, a food fight breaks out. Can Lily and Salma put aside their difference...

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A Long Walk to Water: Based on a True Story

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A Long Walk to Water: Based on a True Story [Park, Linda Sue] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. A Long Walk to Water: Based on a True Story

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Irena Kobald (Author), Freya Blackwood (Illustrator)

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My Two Blankets [Kobald, Irena, Blackwood, Freya] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. My Two Blankets

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Amazon.com: The Red Pencil: 9780316247825: Pinkney, Andrea Davis, Evans, Shane W.: Books

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[In] this timely book... rhythmic lines distill Jude's deepest emotions.... Warga effectively shows, as she writes in an author's note, that "children who are fleeing from a war zone... want the same things all of us do-love, understanding, safety, a chance at happiness." - Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"Warga portrays with extraordinary talent the transformation of a family's life before and after the war began in Syria.... Her free-verse narration cuts straight to the bone... [and] confront[s] the difficult realities of being Muslim and Arab in the U.S. Poetic, immersive, hopeful." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"Warga's middle-grade debut puts its hands around your heart and holds it, ever so gently, so that you're aware of your own fragility and resilience: just as Jude is while her life changes drastically... Other Words for Home should find its way into every middle-grade reader's hands." - ALA Booklist (starred review)

"This powerful middle grade novel explores the complicated concepts of war and corruption, home, family, [and] belonging.... Highly recommended for all libraries, this title will easily find a home next to books like Refugee by Alan Gratz and Inside Out and Back Again by Thanhha Lai." - School Library Journal (starred review)

"Convincing and authentic, infused with thoughtfulness, humor, determination, and hope.... A realistic portrait of the strength it takes to move to a new country, as well as of the complicated dynamics between first- and second-generation immigrants." - Horn Book (starred review)

"Warga situates her verse novel at a sweet spot for middle-graders...the complications of assessing whether Jude is as lucky as everyone makes her out to be ring poignantly true, and when Jude takes her place on the school stage, Warga's audience will surely applaud." - Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

"Through Jude's eyes readers see firsthand what it is to leave behind one's beloved home and family as many refugees do every single day. Young readers will laugh with Jude, cry with her, and root for her every step of the way. A beautiful, powerful, and necessary book." - Aisha Saeed, New York Times bestselling author of Amal Unbound.

" Other Words for Home is a gorgeously written middle grade novel with words that soar off the page. Told in stunning verse and featuring an effortlessly lovable narrator, this book will be a staple of middle grade shelves for years to come." - Rachel Strolle, Teen Librarian, Glenside Public Library

"This is a necessary story. We're lucky to have it in the world." - Jason Reynolds, award-winning, bestselling author of Ghost and Long Way Down

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Other Words for Home: A Newbery Honor Award Winner

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Amazon.com: Other Words for Home: A Newbery Honor Award Winner: 9780062747815: Warga, Jasmine: Books

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Bill Thomson lives in Southington, Connecticut with his wife, Diann, and their three sons, Billy, Nik, and Ethan. Bill illustrated the picture books, Karate Hour, Building With Dad, Baseball Hour, and Soccer Hour; and he also created the wordless books, CHALK, FOSSIL and The Typewriter. Bill teaches at the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford where he is a Professor of Illustration.

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Chalk [Thomson, Bill, Thomson, Bill] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Chalk

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Stealing Buddha’s Dinner: A Memoir [Nguyen, Bich Minh] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Stealing Buddha’s Dinner: A Memoir

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Experiencing culture shock during a family visit to Vietnam, Andy struggles to respond to a Vietnamese name he does not recognize and is surprised by a family restaurant that is nothing like what he expected.

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This short dual-language children's storybook is set in both English and simplified Mandarin Chinese along with pinyin. It is a delightful way to teach beginner's Chinese to a young child. The story revolves around two children and an apple tree that stands outside their house. This simple to read and colorful book includes new vocabulary and free audio. Buy your copy today!

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The Apple Tree: Bilingual English and Mandarin Chinese Books for Kids(Dual Language Edition) (Seasons)

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This short dual-language children's storybook is set in both English and simplified Mandarin Chinese along with pinyin. It is a delightful way to teach beginner's Chinese to a young child. The story revolves around two children and an apple tree that stands outside their house. This simple to rea...

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Helen Recorvits was born in Rhode Island and graduated from Rhode Island College with a degree in education and psychology. She went on to earn a Master's degree and also a certification in gifted and talented education. A former educator, Helen now devotes her time to writing and to speaking at conferences and literary events.

Her first novel, GOODBYE WALTER MALINSKI(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1999) was chosen a National Council for Social Studies Notable Trade Book, and her second novel WHERE HEROES HIDE(2002) also received many fine reviews.

In 2003, her first picture book MY NAME IS YOON was published by FSG. YOON was chosen as an outstanding book of the year by the New York Is Book Country Committee, and was also named an ALA Notable Children's Book and an IRA Notable Books for a Global Society. It was listed as a Best Book of the Year by Child Magazine,Family Magazine, Bank Street Books, Publishers Weekly, and School Library Journal, and it was also a Booklist Editors' Choice. YOON also received the Ezra Jack Keats New Illustrator Award.

YOON AND THE CHRISTMAS MITTEN (2006) was chosen an NCSS-CBC Notable Trade Book in the Field of Social Studies book.

YOON AND THE JADE BRACELET(2008)

was chosen a Society of School Librarians International Honor Book and a Bank Street Best Children's Book of the Year.

Her books have been translated into Danish, French, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.

Helen says,"I remember my mother reading to me when I was two years old. My favorite books were Cinderella and The Pokey Little Puppy. I began writing my own stories and sharing them with my cousins when I was eight years old. When I was a teenager, I wrote a weekly column for a local newspaper."

Today Helen, mother of two grown sons, lives with her husband in the peaceful, woodsy town of Glocester, Rhode Island. Helen says, "I love reading and writing stories about interesting characters -- people trying to find their place in life, people with hope in their hearts."

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My Name Is Yoon [Recorvits, Helen, Swiatkowska, Gabi] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. My Name Is Yoon

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ABOUT Latina Author ISABEL CAMPOY

I was born by the Mediterranean Sea in a town called Alicante. Alicante is an ideal vacation place in Spain for both national and international tourists, so during my childhood I was always in contact with family and friends from all over the world.

My father was a professor of English who wanted his children to become proficient in as many languages as possible. His encouragement, instilled in me a great desire to travel and experience other cultures from very early on. My favorite books as a child were always books of adventure, but perhaps my favorite of all times is The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

My curiosity for all things far and different was nurtured by my father's vast collection of National Geographic magazines. They covered one side of our hallway from floor to ceiling, with copies that went back as far as 1924. Each picture was a promise of a new adventure, and I started writing about them in a huge accounting book my brother and I shared. He wrote the names of soccer players and winning teams; I documented the products of my fertile imagination. My first published story was about a snowman. I was eleven, and I had never seen snow.

At age 16, after taking many competitive examinations, I won a scholarship as an exchange student to Trenton, Michigan. I finally convinced my mother to let me go, and that winter, I saw snow--almost daily! I feel as though I have been traveling ever since.

In my twenties, I crossed Europe and fell in love with mythology in Greece. Years later, I wrote down many legends of the Hispanic world. Morocco, Egypt, and Turkey also fascinated me and inspired my research into Arabic contributions to the histories of Spain and Latin America.In 2015 I will be adding Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand to the geography of my heart.

Whether in Asia or Micronesia, Africa or the Middle East, or from Mexico to Patagonia, I have always found reason to admire other cultures and reflect on them. Perhaps that is why I write about Hispanic art, artists, theater, poetry and folklore: In the process of looking at other cultures, I discovered the beauty and richness of my own.

F. ISABEL CAMPOY is the author of numerous children's books in the areas of poetry, theatre, stories, biographies, and art. As a researcher she has published extensively bringing to the curriculum an awareness of the richness of the Hispanic culture. She is an educator specialized in the area of literacy and home school interaction. A recognized scholar devoted to the study of language acquisition, a field in which she started publishing in l973 after obtaining her degree in English Philology from Universidad Complutense in Madrid, Spain; and post graduate work as a Ford Scholar in Reading University in England, and as a Fulbright Scholar in UCLA in the United States. She is a contributing member of the North American Academy of Spanish Language. Among others, she is six times recipient of Junior Guild Award, ALA Notable Book Award, International Latino Children's Book Award, San Francisco Library Award, and the Reading the World Award from the University of San Francisco. CABE (The American Association for Bilingual Education) has established in her name an endowment to provide scholarships for future teachers.

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I Like It When . . ./Me gusta cuando . . .: Bilingual English-Spanish

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I Like It When . . ./Me gusta cuando . . .: Bilingual English-Spanish [Murphy, Mary, Murphy, Mary] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. I Like It When . . ./Me gusta cuando . . .: Bilingual English-Spanish

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This richly illustrated book takes readers on a journey across six continents, with entertaining folktales from eighty different storytelling traditions. An excellent introduction to foreign countries, these beautifully told stories are perfect for reading aloud and encouraging children to learn about different cultures and other parts of the world. From a dragon princess in China to a clever peddler in Morocco, children will meet wonderful characters as they travel story-by-story around the globe. An ideal gift, this deluxe volume is a joyous celebration of the world's wonderful diversity.Book Details:Format: HardcoverPublication Date: 10/15/2007Pages: 176Reading Level: Age 4 and Up

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A Bank Street College of Education Best Children's Book A NCTE Notable Children's Book in the Language Arts The moving poems in this timely, bilingual book for young readers are written in both Spanish and English and are told from the point of view of Jorge, a young immigrant from Mexico who struggles to make a new life in a new country. Poignant and powerful, this award-winning title is a thought-provoking choice to share with children at home or in the classroom, and is an ideal book for children who are learning a new language or navigating between languages.

Jorge is trying to learn the ways of his new country on the other side of the river from his home in Mexico. He wants to fit in at school, but he doesn't want to forget his homeland. His family is still doing things as if they're in their old country, but Jorge is curious to find out everything he can about his new country. Learning a new language, getting a library card, taking tests, and making friends are challenges for Jorge. And just when Jorge finds a new friend in Tim, his life changes once again. Author Jane Medina and illustrator Fabricio Vanden Broeck bring Jorge to life in this timeless, accessible tale.

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My Name is Jorge: On Both Sides of the River (Poems in Spanish and English)

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My Name is Jorge: On Both Sides of the River (Poems in Spanish and English) [Medina, Jane, Broeck, Fabricio Vanden] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. My Name is Jorge: On Both Sides of the River (Poems in Spanish and English)

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A cradle for baby, a superhero's cape, a warm blanket on a cool night--there are so many things you can do with a rebozo. Through the eyes of a young girl, readers are introduced to the traditional shawl found in many Mexican and Mexican-American households.

Now in an English/Spanish bilingual edition, the lively rhyme and brightly-colored illustrations of the original are available to a whole new audience.

"Pictures of family life frame simply rhythmic text, and rich bands of jewel-toned acrylics highlight and demonstrate both the versatility of the shawl and the warm family relationships." --School Library Journal

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What Can You Do With a Rebozo?/¿Qué puedes hacer con un rebozo? (English and Spanish Edition)

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Amazon.com: What Can You Do With a Rebozo?/¿Qué puedes hacer con un rebozo? (English and Spanish Edition): 9781582462714: Tafolla, Carmen, Cordova, Amy: Libros

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"Am I small?" - Tamia is not sure and keeps asking various animals that she meets on her journey. Eventually she finds the surprising answer...

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The picture book Am I small? has been translated into over 200 languages and dialects since its publication. It is available for every country on earth in at least one official language.

Please note: This book is a bilingual picture book with a 1:1 translation created by professional human translators (see translator's credits for details).

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Am I small? Я маленькая?: Children's Picture Book English-Russian (Bilingual Edition) (Bilingual Books (English-Russian) by Philipp Winterberg)

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Am I small? Я маленькая?: Children's Picture Book English-Russian (Bilingual Edition) (Bilingual Books (English-Russian) by Philipp Winterberg) - Kindle edition by Winterberg, Philipp, Wichmann, Nadja, Temerbek, Daryna V., Hamer, Sandra, Rokhlin, Dmitriy , Hamer, David. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets.

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On a School Day in the Marshall Islands [Fifth and Sixth Grade Students of Japo Elementary] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. On a School Day in the Marshall Islands

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GERARD V. AFLAGUE is an author and illustrator born on the Pacific island of Guam to Chamorro parents. As a Pacific Islander, he grew up in the village of Sinajana, Guam, was immersed in his culture, attended school and started his career in government on Guam. He honorably served several years in the U.S. Coast Guard reserves in Guam and Virginia.

Credited with authoring, illustrating, or self-publishing over 140+ adult and children's titles as part of his collection in a variety of languages, Gerard has translated a number of titles in Chamorro, Samoan, Tongan, Spanish, Hawaiian, French, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Fijian, Tagalog, Carolinian, Yapese, Palauan, German, French, Chuukese, Afrikaans, Amharic, and Malay, among others. As of 2018, about 10,000 of his books in his collection have been sold and distributed across the world.

With Aflague's prolific passion for publishing children's language learning and short story books, he has made strides offering many titles as an author or publisher of books that meet the needs customers seeking titles that have a nexus to Guam, the Northern Marianas, Samoa, Tonga, the Philippines, and Hawaii markets, among others.

Gerard is married to Mary Christine Ong. He has traveled extensively across the Pacific Rim, including Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Wallis and Futuna, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Hawaii. His travels across the United States has brought him to over 100+ towns in over 23 states. He relocated to the U.S. mainland in 2006, where he now lives with his family in sunny Colorado. His new-found passions are self-publishing a variety of titles that embrace cultural themes to entertain and educate the young and old through children's bilingual language learning books, rhyming storybooks, Christian prayer books, short stories, and more.

Gerard and wife Mary are working on an upcoming 376+ page hardcover book of Chamoru cuisine. This beautifully designed title will offer one hundred pages of imagery and narratives about the Chamorus including where they came from and how they lived. To this, the authors will feature over one hundred Chamoru-style recipes with photos tastefully done.this book is set to publish around spring of 2020.

Gerard received his Bachelors of Science degree in Public Administration from the University of Guam and earned a Masters of Science degree in Information Systems Management from NOVA Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Gerard is a civil servant and a senior information technology analyst working for the American people and U.S. Congress. In his civil servant role, he reviews information technology programs across the federal government, and assists to write informative and timely reports that assist U.S. Congress to understand the nature of information technology, how it is managed, and recommendations for improvement.

In addition to being an author and illustrator of children's books, Aflague is an online entrepreneur credited with designing or creating hundreds of products sold in various online and brick-and-mortar stores with a focus on niche markets such as pacific island-themed products and educational resources. Tens of thousands of his products have been distributed to customers worldwide. Many of his educational products are proudly displayed in schools, colleges, and universities in the United States, Canada, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

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Iten Ekkewe Onuw - Colors in Chuukese: The Language of the Chuuk Islands

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Iten Ekkewe Onuw - Colors in Chuukese is a softcover book to help children learn how to say their colors in Chuukese - the language of the native people of the Chuuk Islands in the Pacific. Included with this book is a section to test the child's understanding of this material.

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M is for Myanmar (Alphabetical World) [Rush, Elizabeth, Maung Myint, Khin] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. M is for Myanmar (Alphabetical World)

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Janet Halfmann (http://www.janethalfmannauthor.com) is an award-winning children's author who strives to make her books come alive for young readers and listeners. Many of her picture books are about animals and nature. She also writes picture book biographies about little-known people of achievement.

Recent titles by Janet include How Can We Be Kind?: Wisdom from the Animal Kingdom; Caterpillar's Surprise; Yay for Big Brothers!; Who Is Singing?; The Clothesline Code: The Story of Civil War Spies Lucy Ann and Dabney Walker; A Bobby-Dazzler of a Pouch!; The Story of Civil War Hero Robert Smalls (Chapter Book for Grades 3-7); Midnight Teacher: Lilly Ann Granderson and Her Secret School; Grandma Is a Slowpoke; Animal Teachers; Home in the Cave; Good Night, Little Sea Otter; Fur and Feathers; Little Skink's Tail; and Seven Miles to Freedom: The Robert Smalls Story. Janet has written almost fifty fiction and nonfiction books for children.

Before becoming a children's author, Janet was a daily newspaper reporter, children's magazine editor, and a creator of coloring and activity books for Golden Books. She is the mother of four and the grandmother of seven. When Janet isn't writing, she enjoys gardening, exploring nature, visiting living history museums, and spending time with her family. She grew up on a farm in Michigan and now lives in South Milwaukee, WI.

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Good Night, Little Sea Otter (Burmese/English) (Burmese and English Edition)

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Good Night, Little Sea Otter (Burmese/English) (Burmese and English Edition) [Janet Halfmann, Wish Williams] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Good Night, Little Sea Otter (Burmese/English) (Burmese and English Edition)

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I was so glad this book was on Kindle because I needed it immediately. I was taking a multi-cultural course and, as part of the requirements, I had to do some lessons on a Pacific island/Pacific country culture. Since most of my students on Guam are Chuukese or of Chuukese ancestry, I wanted to do some lessons on Chuuk. It is hard to find Chuukese literature so I was delighted to find this collection of Chuukese legends. The only difficulty was that this book has no illustrations. So I chose the easiest and simplest legend so I could draw illustrations for my ESL (English as a Second Language) students. They really enjoyed the story and they could relate to it because most of them have visited the Chuukese islands.

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Chuukese Folklore: Island bedtime stories and fairytales

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Chuukese folklore, bedtime stories and legends that have been passed down orally for genenrations and has now been translated and adapted by the grand daughter of Matriarch and story teller Rosa Newo. Most endings of Chuukese stories are sad and tragic but she has changed a few endings for the sa...

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These animated videos, available in 8 languages, offer ideas on how families can support their child's literacy through activities that celebrate language, culture, and special time together at home! This project features the artwork of award-winning illustrator Rafael López. Languages include: English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Somali, Haitian Creole, and French.

For more ideas on how to use these videos as part of your family engagement, see our related guide (also available as a PDF), as well as our related tip sheets and tip graphics for sharing on social media in 16 languages.

Acknowledgements

This project was made possible with the support of our founding partner, the American Federation of Teachers.

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Being Bilingual Is a Superpower!: Multilingual Tips to Support Language and Literacy at Home

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These animated videos, available in 8 languages, offer ideas on how families can support their child's literacy through activities that celebrate language, culture, and special time together at home! This project features the artwork of award-winning illustrator Rafael López. Languages include: English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Somali, Haitian Creole, and French.

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Family Literacy at Home: Video Series in English and Spanish

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All families can help their children become readers! These videos offer practical tips for all families on how to support reading at home. These videos are available in English and Spanish and feature early literacy expert Bernadette Pilar Zermeño.For more ideas on how to use these videos as part of…

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There are many ways that families of English language learners (ELLs) can support language and literacy at home! Colorín Colorado's new series of 8 tips for families is available in 16 languages. Share these tips with your families in two ways:

1) A tip sheet: One single page with all 8 tips
2) One tip at a time
If you see any issues with translations, please email us at: [email protected] Artwork by award-winning illustrator Rafael López is used with permission.

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Share 8 Great Reading Tips with Families (in 16 languages)

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There are many ways that families of English language learners (ELLs) can support language and literacy at home! Colorín Colorado's new series of 8 tips for families is available in 16 languages.

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"Axum, an ancient Ethiopian city, once rivaled Persia and Rome in wealth and influence. It was a trade hub through which precious metals, silks and ideas fueled a thriving economy and vibrant culture. A series of fair-minded Ethiopian Kings offered peoples of many faiths to find sanctuary from threats abroad, and for centuries Christians, Muslims and Jews have shared Axum in peace. For thousands of years, Ethiopia has been known around the world as a land of justice and wisdom. Share this heart-warming tale of religious tolerance with your young reader." -- publisher

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