These titles offer a myriad of ways to build relationships with the families of English language learners, as well as ideas on how to communicate effectively and engage them in the school community.
In these stories, young people of Asian Pacific American backgrounds get to know their grandparents, sometimes in person and sometimes at a distance.
These books about Native families span a wide range of time periods and places. They include photo essays, picture books, chapter books, and story collections.
From a brother and sister who get lost on the Plains under the giant night sky to sisters who are sent to an off-reservation school together, these stories capture the deep bonds of siblings and their many adventures together.
The grandparents in these stories about Native families play different roles — caretaker, stewards of language and culture, and confidante.
These books about adoption highlight stories of children from around the world, some of whom face the task of learning a new language and adjusting to a new country.
The Native Trailblazer Series shines a spotlight on the contributions of Indigenous role models, including athletes, musicians, writers, and leaders.
These books feature Native athletes, from the legendary Jim Thorpe and Louis Sockalexis to more contemporary stars such NHL player Jordin Tootoo and Olympic wheelchair racer Cheri Becerra-Madsen.
Meet Native women who include include a champion in the fight against tuberculosis, an Olympic wheelchair racer, the first female Cherokee Chief, a wilderness ranger, award-winning authors, and a prima ballerina.