Diversity, equality and inclusion Books

Your power lies beyond your fear. Nezha successfully restored the angel's soul. Despite that, Noorenia's life force continues to dwindle as winter's teeth sink into the land and the angel's body remains lost.Now she needs to find other jawhars, who like...

The XTRODINARIES have returned!Book 2 delivers another hilarious story with plenty of surprises and lessons along the way.It helps students overcome self-doubt and issues of self-esteem to become triumphant through effort and belief.Rina is one of the...

Antonello is 9 year old boy that keeps mellow by practicing breathwork. He teaches the reader square breathing through fun rhyme. This instructional lesson is intended to introduce a self soothing technique to children. Parents and educators...

What makes a family, really? Erin and Roderick are siblings who are always together and love making new discoveries. On a sunny afternoon, they have a picnic and playtime in the park with their friends and family but they start to notice differences. As...

This book is a fun and silly rhyming book that teaches children to embrace and celebrate their differences. It is great for parents, preschools, and elementary schools that seek to introduce children to diversity and inclusion in a developmentally...

Being different is hard. Instead of getting to know someone from the inside out, society shows us that we must mistreat, discriminate, judge, or stereotype people because they may look, act, or think differently than someone else. In Pope & Minister:...

Little Polyglot Adventures Series (Book 3): A Multicultural Picnic / Um Piquenique Multicultural - Bilingual English and Portuguese (Brazil) Children's Picture BookThis is Book 3 in the multi-award-winning children's series Little Polyglot...

Aurora's Cousin Cielo comes to visit her in the frozen tundra. He misses his family and his home but discovers Princess Amirah, a magical tour guide who teaches him about the majesty and beauty of the tundra and its animals. This is an inspiring story...

<p>Growing up is hard, no matter what your personal background may be.</p><p>As a young African-American man, author Dayson Brooks has had first-hand experiences of racial and social injustices that are still alive in the United States...

Jinja, a vivacious little girl and member of the indigenous Australian Munjyburra tribe, can't understand why she's not included in a traditional ritual which is exclusive to the boys. Jinja of the Munjyburra follows her adventurous and inventive journey...

The books which have been written of late years about Japan have either been compiled from official records, or have contained the sketchy impressions of passing travelers. "The recent revolution in Japan has wrought changes social as well as political;...

Do you know your holidays?Join the children of the world in this bright and colorful book as they count holidays from one to ten throughout the year, introducing readers to their unique and special celebrations. This is a must-have book for families who...

"BARE TOES: A Grounding Walk" is a delightful and enchanting tale that encourages children and adults alike to unplug, explore, and savor the beauty of the natural world. It's a gentle reminder that sometimes, the most magical adventures can be found...

La Familia Rocha series is an introductory Spanish series for children, but also appeals to adult language learners. The goal is to help students practice Spanish, while having fun and learning vocabulary. Book 1, María Guadalupe, kicks off the series...

This book is a labour of love. As a Child Behaviour Specialist and mom of a beautiful boy with Down Syndrome, this book came straight from the heart. Every child deserves to feel they are worthy, accepted and loved. My wish is for all children to have a...

True identity is what Jurinaba wants her son, Hakeem, to discover as he journeys in and out of relationships, especially with other ethnic groups.All Hakeem wants to do is hang out with anyone who will play with him. He is not concerned with color. ...

The Giraffe Who Found Its Spots is a heartwarming story about a young giraffe that goes on a journey of self-discovery. The giraffe visits a variety of different animals, trying to fit in with each group, but eventually learns that being different is...

"You Are Invited!" is inspired by the DREAMers movement and has themes of diversity, inclusion, and creativity. It's about a fun and magical party with pizza that floats, donuts growing on trees, fireworks made of popcorn...and everyone's invited!

The Adventures of Blind Tom depicts the life story of Thomas "Blind Tom" Wiggins, an African American enslaved classical pianist, composer, and singer who performed to audiences around the world. As illustrator and writer of this children's book, Dr...

COME LEARN together with our main character, Daya! Daya never knew what her name meant or how important it was to her own religion. Her parents teach her the historical importance of both langar and seva, and how it is still relevant in our life today...

Co-written by a two-year old and his Aunt "Kiki," a licensed professional counselor, Everyone is Included at the Animal Party is a story created for little ones to learn socioemotional skills while expanding their big imaginations.In The Little...

Meet Xiomara, a spirited child whose name holds the echoes of generations past. Her unique name, "Me Llamo Xiomara," is not just a label; it's a key that unlocks the doors to a world rich in tradition, culture, and family. But it's also a name that...

Seeley is a self-aware young boy with ADHD. This story is told from his point of view, and he knows his ADHD gives him superpowers! Seeley's superpowers include the ability to hyperfocus, be creative, think outside the box, have a lot of energy, and most...

"Imagine you had to walk 600 miles to get fair treatment at school!" Twelve-year-old Joyce Clemons introduces a fictional memory book documenting the little-known true story of nineteen Black mothers, thirty-seven children, and their two-year march to...

My Brother/Sister has a disABILITY shares: We are all different. But some people live with more challenges than others. Often, we see those who are not able to do things the way that we can as dis-abled. Indeed, they may not have the same abilities as...

Embrace Your Uniqueness and Celebrate Differences!Join a group of joyful and diverse children as they discover the beauty of being different and celebrating their individuality. From skin colours and hair types to interests and talents, these young...

"Superhero who? Superhero you, you're a superhero and superheroes do!"Thomas has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and is anxious about his first day of preschool. With the help of some wonderful people, Thomas uses a range of strategies to...

"It's OK to Just Be Yourself," is a charming children's picture book about inclusivity, diversity and self-acceptance, to help children embrace their individualism and uniqueness. This book empowers children to not hide who they truly are, or worry about...

The Night the Tooth Fairy Saved Santa is a whimsical and heartwarming tale that unfolds on Christmas Eve. The story follows Maya, a young girl who loses a tooth on that magical night. This prompts a domino effect, leading to an...

Carrie has a dream and wants to fly; however, being a yellow bird isn't always easy. All the other blue birds seem to believe Carrie has no chance at achieving her dream. But with a little confidence boost, anything is possible.Carrie Can Fly Too is an...