Posts Tagged ‘booklist’

        Wednesday August 26 is National Women’s Equality Day and we’re celebrating this important occasion the best way we know how – with  inspirational, fun books! Here are  three of our top picks for kids that celebrate women’s equality.   Amelia to Zora: Twenty-six Women Who Changed the World, Cynthia Chin-Lee An […]

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  Do you remember what it was like going back to school after a long summer break? That funny feeling in your tummy, or maybe even some nerves about what challenges the new school year would bring?  Here are some of our favorite books to help kids get right back into the swing of things […]

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Girl Power!

Mar
2015
01

Each year, Women’s History Month celebrates the contributions of women, weaving their stories into our nation’s history. With the books below, you can go one step further. Women across the globe have made and continue to make an incredible impact on their countries and on our world. Use the books below to introduce your girls […]

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February of Friends

Feb
2015
04

What better time than Valentine’s Day to talk to young ones about friendship? Each of the books below deals with different aspects of friendship and comes with activities to enhance the experience before and after reading. If you get through the whole booklist, we have even more fun and friendly activities for you to enjoy with your […]

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Read and Remember

Feb
2015
01

February is a time to remember and celebrate the black individuals and events that have helped shape our country. Make sure to look into African American History Month events at your locals museums and libraries, and check out our favorite books for the month. Each of the stories highlighted below is a true tale, or […]

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Going Polar

Dec
2014
15
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We’re delighted to feature R. Gregory Christie’s “Polar Connection” on our 2014 holiday card. Christie has been working as an illustrator for over 20 years, and has collaborated with clients like The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times… and now RIF! He is a two time recipient of […]

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September 15 to October 15 marks a month to recognize and celebrate the cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors hail from Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Spain. Be sure to look into local events or exhibits by museums and libraries near you for different ways to engage the children in your […]

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Thinking Green

Apr
2014
08
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Get your kid in gear for Earth Day on April 22 with these “green” reads from our 2014 Multicultural Book Collection. Some of the books feature activities that are sure to inspire the nature-lover in your young reader. The Barefoot Book of Earth Tales by Dawn Casey, Anne Wilson (Illustrator)  — Travel around the world with folktales about […]

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Scrumptious Books

Jan
2014
09
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Whether you’re on the resolution train or not, having a healthy mind and body is likely at the top of your “important” list no matter the year! Here are 5 healthy reads for the little ones. While teaching upper- and lowercase letters to preschoolers, Ehlert introduces fruits and vegetables from around the world. This delightful […]

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