Top 10 Diwali Books for Kids
These ten Diwali picture books focus on different aspects of Diwali and introduce kids to this beautiful celebration.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
Many of you have been enjoying our Jewish Joy series of interviews with Jewish children’s book authors like Sarah Sasson, Veera Hiranandani, and Richard Ho. Today, we are celebrating the dynamo behind the series, long-time member of Multicultural Kid Blogs, Heidi Rabinowitz. Heidi is a staunch supporter of Jewish books for kids and teens, especially […] The post Jewish Books for Kids and Teens: Interview with Heidi Rabinowitz appeared first on Multicultural Kid Blogs.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
These ten Diwali picture books focus on different aspects of Diwali and introduce kids to this beautiful celebration.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
In this interview in the Jewish Joy series, we sit down with a pair of Sephardic Jewish authors, Sarah Aroeste and Bridget Hodder.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
As a part of Jewish Joy series we are thrilled to introduce you to Lesléa Newman, author of approximately 70 books for children and adults.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
Meet Emi Watanabe Cohen, an author who mixes the folklore of her Jewish and Japanese ancestors into contemporary magical worlds.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
A conversation woth Shoshana Nambi, an author whose writing invokes a strong sense of place and a love of her community.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
Explore Jewish joy with Veera Hiranandani, a biracial Jewish author, in this exclusive interview about the power of diverse representation.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
Explore the diverse Jewish identity of Emily Bowen Cohen, a Muscogee (Creek) Nation member and author-illustrator, in this interview.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
Discover Jewish Joy with Richard Ho, a Chinese Jewish picture book author, celebrating diversity and resilience through his stories.| Multicultural Kid Blogs
As parents and teachers introduce books about food to children, more often than not, they borrow from Western concepts. Be it ingredients, dishes, or even food etiquette, rarely have we found books that highlight traditional Indian delicacies and practices. It is only over the last couple of years that Indian publishers have delved into India’s rich culinary diversity to bring out interactive and engaging titles for children.| The Hindu
