IDENTITY AND DIVERSITY

Ewert, Marcus (2008). 10,000 Dresses. New York: Seven Stories Press

           

Gonzalez, Rigoberto (2005).  Antonio’s Card La Tarjeta de Antonio. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

Grimes, Nikki (2008). Barack Obama Son of Promise, Child of Hope. New York London Toronto Sydney: Simon Schuster for Young Readers

           

Herrera, Juan Felipe (2004). Featherless Desplumado. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

Hoffman, Mary (1997). An Angel Just Like Me. London: Frances Lincoln Children’s Books

           

Igus, Toyomi (1996). Two Mrs. Gibsons. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

Lewis, Rose (2000). I Love You Like Crazy Cake. New York Boston: Little Brown and Company

           

Recorvits, Helen (2003). My Name is Yoon. New York: Frances Foster Books

           

Shin, Sun Yung (2004). Cooper’s Lesson. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

DIVERSITY BEYOND FAMILY AND IMMEDIATE  NEIGHBORHOOD

Cole, Heidi and Vogl, Nancy (2005).Am I a Color Too? Bellevue, Washington: Illumination Arts

           

Haan, Linda and Nijland, Stern (2000). King and King. Berkeley: Tricycle Press

           

Kitze, Carrie A. (2003). I Don’t Have Your Eyes. Warren, NJ: EMK Press

                       

Lord, Jill Roman (2004). If Jesus Came To Visit Me. Nashville, TN: Candy Cane Press

           

Manalang, Dan. (2005). Ambrosia. Hawthorne, CA: Flip Publishing

           

Mortenson, Greg and Relin, David Oliver (2009). Three Cups of Tea, One Man’s Journey To Change the World…One Child at a Time. Nashville, TN: Puffin Books

           

Sasso, Sandy Eisenberg (2004). God’s Paintbrush. Woodstock, Vermont: Jewish Lights Publishing

           

Smith, Cynthis Leitich (2000). Jingle Dancer. New York: Morrow Junior Books

           

Tyler, Michael (2005). The Skin You Live In. Chicago, IL: Chicago Children’s Museum

           

 

INTERGENERATIONAL

Boyden, Linda (2002). The Blue Roses. New York: Lee and Low Books Inc.

           

Grimes, Nikki (2006). Welcome Precious. New York: Orchard Books

           

Herrera, Juan Felipe (2002). Grandma and Me at the Flea. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

Pak, Soyung (2001). Dear Juno. New York: Puffin Books

           

Sakai, Kimiko (1990). Sachiko Means Happiness. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

Shannon, David (1998). No, Daivd! New York: The Blue Sky Press

           

Wallis, Velma (1993). Two Old Women An Alaska Legend of Betrayal, Courage and Survival. New York: Perrenial

           

 

WORKING for FAIRNESS and SOCIAL CHANGE

Cohn, Janice (1995). The Christmas Menorahs. Morton Grove, IL: Albert Whitman and Company

           

Dr. Seuss. (1989). The Sneetches and Other Stories. New York: Random House

           

Mochizuki, Ken. (1997). Passsage to Freedom,The Sugihara Story. New York: Lee and Low Books Inc.

                       

Reitano, John (1998). What If the Zebras Lost Their Stripes? New York/Mahwah, NJ: Paulist Press

           

Thomas, Pat. (2000). Don’t Call Me Special A First Look at Disability. Hauppauge, NY: Barron’s

           

Thomas, Pat. (2003). The Skin I’m In A First Look at Racism. Hauppauge, NY: Barron’s

           

 

CONNECTION, COOPERATION, and CHALLENGING PREJUDICE

Anzaldua, Gloria. (1993). Friends From the Other Side Amigos Del Otro Lado. San Francisco: Children’s Press

            Garcia, Maria. (1994). The Adventures of Connie and Diego Las Aventuras de Connie y Diego. San Francisco: Children’s Press

           

CARING FOR and SHARING THE RESOURCES OF THE EARTH

Cherry, Lynne. (1990). The Great Kapok Tree. New York: Voyager Books

           

Kessler, Cristina. (2001). Jubela. New York: Simon and Schuster