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Same, Same But Different by Jenny Sue Kostecki- Shaw

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Same, Same But Different by Jenny Sue Kostecki- Shaw

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This book is about two children who live in different countries (one India and one America) that become pen pals. They write to each other asking different questions about how each culture. The social and ethical implication of this story would be that all countries follow the same practices. When it comes to introducing this into children's literature this is an amazing read to show children how each culture is so different and unique.

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This book is about an African American boy who is confident of everything that makes him who he is. The social and ethical implication of this picture book is that if ones believes they are everything good in the world that they are viewed highly. This is a great read to add into children's literature because it teaches and shows ways of self-confidence.

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Like the Moon Loves the Sky by Hena Khan

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Like the Moon Loves the Sky by Hena Khan

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This book is about how much unconditional love a parent has for her child. The social and ethical implication of this picture book is that all parents are good and supportive parents. This is a perfect read to include into your classroom for children's literature if you are learning about families, especially about parents.

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This picture book is about a grandmother who goes to school for the first time in her life. The social and ethical implication of this story is you have to be a child to start school. In today's society many people start school at different ages so this would be an amazing read for children's literature because it shows that you can do school regardless of any age.

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This picture book is about ones success in life and how those promises we make to ourselves will make us be successful. The social and ethical implication is that successful people with be successful at everything they do. When using this picture book in children's literature it would be a great read for students to help teach them that whatever they set their mind to they can be successful.

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Where Are You From by Yamile Saied Mendez

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Where Are You From by Yamile Saied Mendez

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This book is about a little girl that ask her grandfather questions about where he is from and all about their ethnicity. The social and ethical implication of the story is people all come from the same place. This picture book for children's literature shows self-acceptance and would be an amazing story to add to a classroom library for children to read.