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Written by Cynthia Leitich Smith
Dreaming of continuing the tradition that has been a part of her family for generations, a young...
Pre-K - 5th
Written by Kate Waters and Madeline Slovenz-Low
Ernie Wan prepares to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Pat Mora
Children from around the world celebrate a love of reading throughout the year. Features text in English and Spanish.
Pre-K - 1st
Written by Linda Boyden
This book, written in rhyme, is about an Native American/American Indiana powwow.
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Loretta Lopez
Lori’s looking for the perfect gift for her older sister, but Lori’s the one who winds up with...
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Marcia Vaughan
A Chinese-American child describes the excitement, preparation, and festivities of the Chinese New Year.
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
It's Bear's birthday, and he's determined to prepare for his party all by himself. Who can get...
Pre-K - 1st
Written by Melissa Sweet
This book tells the story of Tony Sarg, the puppeteer behind the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade. Readers will get a behind the scenes look at how Tony came up with his ingenious ideas.
Pre-K - 3rd
Written by Alma Flor Ada
A young girl spends her weekends with both her grandma and grandpa and her abuelita y abuelito. What could be better than a weekend with the grandparents?
