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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month…
Inspired by Bengali folktales, Sayantani DasGupta has written an extraordinary series with one of the coolest (and funniest) sixth graders around (who doubles as a demon slayer; no big deal).
Ramadan…
Allie has it all: top grades, good friends, and a great boyfriend. She also has a big problem: her boyfriend’s conservative dad is a famous shock jock who doesn’t know she’s Muslim. This touching, insightful exploration of identity, Islamophobia, and finding strength in authenticity will resonate with readers, especially during Ramadan
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month…
The story spans just a single day, but this 2018 Newbery Medal winner by Filipino American Erin Entrada Kelly encapsulates universal truths about bullying and self-acceptance through its four diverse protagonists.
Newbery Medal…
“New Kid” by Jerry Craft won the 2020 Newbery Medal, which honors “the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.” It’s hard being the new kid anywhere, but it’s particularly difficult when you’re one of the few people of color at your new school. This audiobook adaption of the original graphic novel features a full cast.
Quarantine activities…
For kids interested in adventure stories. Bernard Evslin brings to life the enthralling tales of Greek mythology icons, like Zeus, Medusa, King Midas, and more, transporting readers to Mount Olympus and beyond.
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month…
A look at rural living from Newbery Medalist Cynthia Kadohata. Summer has only bad luck one year when she almost dies of malaria and she has to live with her grandparents while her mom and dad are called back to Japan to take care of other elderly relatives. She holds out hope that her luck will change and chronicles a series of misadventures and misfortunes in her journal.
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month…
Unbeknownst to Dimple, who believes she’s been freed from the shackles of tradition, her parents only send her to a summer coding bootcamp so she can meet Rishi, whom they’ve arranged for her to marry. Dimple, of course, is not totally on board with this plan. But watching Dimple and Rishi genuinely fall for each other over the summer is the sweet, sweet romance we all need.
Ramadan…
Join Rashad and his family as they fast during Ramadan, then feast for Eid al-Fitr in this fun story for all readers, religious or not. For loved ones forced to celebrate remotely, it’s a touching story to share aloud over Facetime.
Editor’s pick…
Full of twists and turns, YA superstar Tomi Adeyemi’s much-anticipated sequel to “Children of Blood and Bone” hums with relentless adventure from cover-to-cover that tests the bonds of friendship, blood, magic, and love. Lucasfilm is bringing the story of Zélie and Amari to the big screen, so dive into the world of Orïsha and majis before it hits theaters.
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