While we have hundreds of titles to choose from, here are 10 of our absolute favorite diverse books for preschoolers!
Winner of our New Voices Award, this is a heartwarming and whimsical celebration of Juna's journey to find her best friend and say good-bye to him. See the Teacher's Guide.
David is in a new class and doesn't know how he will make new friends, but when he starts to draw, he discovers that maybe meeting new people isn't so hard after all. See the Teacher's Guide.
In this gentle story of love and respect for nature, a girl named Maya learns to appreciate the beauty of the river. See the Lesson Plan.
Quinito explores his charming neighborhood and encourages readers to appreciate their own neighborhoods. See the Teacher's Guide.
Mei Mei wants to learn tai chi when she sees her grandpa practicing it in the garden. Then she decides to teach grandpa some of the yoga moves she's learned! See the Teacher's Guide.
Marisol McDonald doesn't match. And that's just fine with her! A celebration of individuality and staying true to yourself. See the Teacher's Guide.
Here is a unique celebration of children's playtime explorations and the surprising ways childhood experiences find expression in the dreams and works of innovative architects. See the Teacher's Guide.
Based on a bedtime game author/illustrator Lulu Delacre played with her young daughters, this is an "I love you" book with a twist. See the Teacher's Guide.
Aneel's grandparents have come to stay, all the way from India. Aneel loves his grandfather, Dada-ji's, stories, but first he has to figure out how to whip up a batch of hot, hot roti. See the Teacher's Guide.
The spring festival Basant is here and Malik is determined to master the sport of kite fighting and become "king for a day." See the Teacher's Guide.