We did it! Another wildly successful Multicultural Children’s Book Day is complete. Once again, the MCBD team was touched and elevated by the overwhelming support and enthusiasm surrounding our diverse children’s literature online celebration. In the days following the crescendo of the event, and our crazy-fun annual Twitter Party, we all have spent hours sifting through the amazing camaraderie, comments, reviews, classroom celebrations, and touching kudos that were offered up during our on and offline global event.
As we all scroll through the social media posts, book reviews, and images of happy kiddoes reading diverse books during their classroom celebration, we really, REALLY, feel blessed to be so passionately supported.
We are, indeed, surrounded by superheroes!
The following is just a sample of all of the amazing book recommendations, diverse booklist, diverse book reviews, authors, publishers, educators, librarians, and young readers. Search #ReadYourWorld on any social media platform and see even MORE reasons to smile and books to add to your “must-read.” pile/
Also, be sure and visit our Big Giant Linky to see hundreds of diverse children and teen book reviews in honor of the event. Enjoy!
Media Mentions
It’s Multicultural Children’s Book Day! Why are multicultural children’s books important? Tell us what we should add to the list below. #ReadYourWorld @MCChildsBookDay https://t.co/fpioEcsozk pic.twitter.com/yiyl5XO21j
— Spanish Playground (@SpanishPlaygrd) January 30, 2021
Celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day with the BWG Library
AND, Multicultural Books for Teens Printable Booklist!
News15 link Thanks to Aly:
https://www.kadn.com/content/news/KidLit-Pick-of-the-Week–573684761.html
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#ReadYourWorld Celebrating multicultural picturebooks, Southwest Harbor, Maine, USA. pic.twitter.com/hEu5ubL2sg
— Read Aloud Literacy (@carolvnull) January 28, 2021
Happy Multicultural Children’s Book Day. Twitter party with @MCChildsBookDay later today!
Let’s celebrate our diversity.#ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/qqn8F6TQ7m
— The Bookery (@TheBookeryCPT) January 29, 2021
My kids picked their own book selections for @MCChildsBookDay. Great choices! #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/APZzm5sHzP
— Roxanne Martinez for FWISD District 9 (@Roxanne4FWISD) January 30, 2021
We are celebrating Multicultural Children’s Book Day 👩🏼🤝👨🏽👩🏾🤝👩🏻👩🏾🤝👨🏽#ReadYourWorld 🌎 pic.twitter.com/bvffl6SA9r
— Branston C of E Infant Academy 💙 (@BranstonInfant1) January 29, 2021
Happy Multicultural Children’s Book Day! This is a special day set aside each year to celebrate diversity in children’s literature.
Checkout this video from @MCChildsBookDay Cofounder Valarie Budayr and find out one of her favorite books. #readyourworld pic.twitter.com/3AOv0CYMbS
— New Hope BCCAC (@NewHopeBCCAC) January 29, 2021
Happy #MulticulturalChildrensBookDay!! #ReadYourWorld 🌏📚❤️ #sophiewashington #raisingreaders #middlegrade #mglit #kidlit pic.twitter.com/FyiWwqhbh4
— Tonya Duncan Ellis (@TonyaDEllis) January 29, 2021
Last book!!! Grade 3!!! It’s been an amazing day of building language and sharing cultures! @BowenBees #ReadYourWorld @monicalakhwani @KenyaLMcCoy pic.twitter.com/ss3RsxVSbW
— Mary Morgan (@mnm12) January 29, 2021
#MulticulturalChildrensBookDay happens every day in my classroom. As a teacher, these books are displayed in my room #OnPurpose. The books in our room should mirror our #students. Happy Multicultural Book day #MulticulturalMustangs! @OakRidgeNPD117 #ReadYourWorld #NPD117learns pic.twitter.com/tF3DW4tvq7
— Ahlam Hassan (@ahlam_ahassan) January 29, 2021
Here’s our first book! The students were raising their hands to help me improve my Spanish pronunciation! We used Jamboard and paper/pencil to draw & share in Google Meets! #ReadYourWorld @BowenBees pic.twitter.com/bHkmxPRGp3
— Mary Morgan (@mnm12) January 29, 2021
In honor of Multicultural Children’s Book Day, we donated copies of the book, The Storm Runner by @jencerv, to @DaggettFWISD Book Club. Enjoy the book! 📖 #readyourworld @readyourworldmcbd pic.twitter.com/c3EXm1Kiem
— Roxanne Martinez for FWISD District 9 (@Roxanne4FWISD) January 30, 2021
Tomorrow is Multicultural Children’s Book Day! Just put up my display.#MCBD2021 #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/gGp6IZMmoN
— roesolo (@roesolo) January 28, 2021
Multicultural Children’s Day celebrations in Mrs. Crimi/Mr. Peterson’s 5th grade class: We are studying Helen Keller and learning how to sign. We signed our spelling words to partners. #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/ig0YR6lRHs
— Jennifer Carere (@SantapogueWB) January 29, 2021
Happy Multicultural Children’s Book Day! @OakRidgeNPD117 #MulticulturalMustangs #ReadYourWorld @NorthPalosSD117 pic.twitter.com/xVrVpetHFJ
— Jola Maslak (@Mrs_Maslak) January 29, 2021
Mrs. Beth Bell’s third grade class spent time this week reading books and enjoying the colorful illustrations related to Multicultural Children’s Book Day. Learn more about the day at https://t.co/FJy7Puu9G0.#glenelgcountry #readyourworld #mcbd2021 pic.twitter.com/fLCCxYm9JA
— Glenelg Country (@glenelgcountry) January 29, 2021
January 29 is Multicultural Children’s Book Day 🌎📖 Check out our picks from the collection and celebrate you! #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/bsfww82XV1
— Slover Library (@SloverLibrary) January 29, 2021
“Planting the trees of Kenya, the story of Wangari Matthai” I admire that woman so much that it was my daughter’s 3rd bday party theme. #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/KBi1LNPv8M
— Jandy Flores Reyna M.Ed (@JandyFR) January 30, 2021
During library Mrs. McVicker’s Grade 2 class learned about the courage of Rosa Parks in her fight for equal rights to celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day #ReadYourWorld #MCBD pic.twitter.com/MRYcraDucH
— Jennifer Carere (@SantapogueWB) January 29, 2021
Mrs. Casali’s first grade class celebrated Multicultural Children’s Book Day by learning about African-American Wilma Rudolph who overcoming adversity to win 3 Olympic gold medals. #ReadYourWorld #MCBD pic.twitter.com/vuihzhydbo
— Jennifer Carere (@SantapogueWB) January 29, 2021
Today Pre-K read about Mae Jemison, the first African-American woman to travel to space. Here we are discussing with a partner what we noticed about her in the photos where she became an astronaut! 🚀🌌#ReadYourWorld #ExperienceSLE pic.twitter.com/nFiuMgtf8T
— Emma Ackels (@AckelsEmma) January 29, 2021
Mrs. Paganica’s second grade class learned about Pakistani activist Malala to celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day. #ReadYourWorld #MCBD pic.twitter.com/K5r71EEnO2
— Jennifer Carere (@SantapogueWB) January 29, 2021
Today is #MulticulturalChildrensBookDay. Find book ideas and resources to celebrate today and all year: https://t.co/jJgvHqh0Rr#ReadYourWorld #AllBooksForAllKids #RepresentationMatters #OwnVoices pic.twitter.com/ccAPVL7e8W
— Follett Classroom (@follettclass) January 29, 2021
