Description
Here’s where you get diverse books for tweens. Or rather books that will make your 8, 9, 10 or 11 year old’s bookshelf looks more diverse.
Imagine silence. Noone is screaming or fighting. You think, ‘they must be in front of the TV or a console’, but no. You find them curled up LOVING a book. What a delight! And to know that book is making them more compassionate. It’s making them more understanding and expanding their horizons.
There is so much to think about with kids that it is a relief when you know something is taken care of. Just as we worry about them getting a good food diet, we worry about what they are putting in their brains, whether they’re using screens too much. AND whether they’re reading, reading good stuff that’s going to benefit them.
If you’re looking for a book of the month for kids, here’s two.
This is a wonderful two book bundle that contains the best, most brilliant, age appropriate, inclusive fiction. We read every one of these books so you don’t have to. These bundles give children the best reading experience. And teach them how to be kind, compassionate and understanding of others’ lives.
We select books that show diversity in race and culture and family set up. Books that introduce brilliant disabled characters and challenge gender roles through strong characters.
If you’re looking a gift for diverse books for tweens (8-11), this is perfect. We choose the books because we know what’s good.
Why we need inclusive kids’ books
Inclusive children’s books are great conversation starters and help adults to learn as well!
We’re always asked to provide diverse books for children but what children need is diverse bookshelves, stories that reflect a broad range of life experiences that have been told by people from different backgrounds. We diversify your bookshelf. We diversify school bookshelves and we diversify home bookshelves
This month’s books
(The books you’ll get in the box if you order now)
The Great Fox Illusion: A story of magic and skill with a brilliant disabled main character.
The Secret Sunshine Project: A story of community and sibling love which touches on grief, depression and LGBTQI+ themes.
These books will help children to feel seen to recognise that everybody deserves to be the main character of a story and that everybody has a story to tell.
If you want to diversify your bookshelf check out our recommended reads for adults here.
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