by Ms Juana, Storytime Solidarity Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity Consultant My Encounter One day in the Summer of 2008, I took my 9-month-old daughter for a stroll in Prospect Park, Brooklyn....
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If only these books weren't necessary. No young child should have to deal with the death of a parent, but it happens. Almost all of the books deal with the...
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My work-from-home set-up during lockdown, and while we had bears in our windows. By Anne Coppell, Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand. Note: a version of this was originally published on...
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The death of a grandparent is often the first human death children have to deal with. This can be deeply traumatic and very hard to understand. All of these books...
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Introduction: Loss and sadness are huge things for anyone to deal with. Grief is not solely tied to death. Sadness is not solely tied to loss. Although this series is...
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By Jessica King, Caribbean Children’s Books Hello! I'm Jessica, and I'm guest posting here today. We timed this post to celebrate Caribbean Literature Day on July 12. I hope you...
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by Anne Coppell, Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand Kia ora. Matariki is a star cluster that appears in the pre-dawn sky in May or June, marking the start of...
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Compiled by Anne Coppell Kia ora from Aotearoa New Zealand! In April, I put out a Call for Submissions in the Storytime Solidarity Facebook Group: Have you started in-person/in-house/inside storytime...
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Compiled by Anne Coppell When something tragic happens, children are affected. When it is something big — and it is all over the news — children are affected. As trusted...
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Karakia Tīmatanga E te Atua Arahina ngā kōrero Arahina ngā pātai Arahina ngā ture nei Kia puta ai te marama Amene Dear Lord Guide our words and speeches Guide our...
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