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NOVEMBER 2020 BOOKLIST



Civic engagement is an essential component when discussing responsible citizenship among learners. The following children’s books discuss civic engagement in a developmentally appropriate manner while depicting individuals with intersectionalities of race and gender in leadership roles.



If I Ran For President


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Written by:
Catherine Stier
Illustrated by:
Lynne Avril Cravath

Grace For President


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Written by:
Kelly DiPucchio
Illustrated by:
LeUyen Pham

Parker Looks Up


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Written by:
Parker and Jessica Curry
Illustrated by:
Brittany Jackson

Sofia Valez, Future Prez


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Written by:
Andrea Beaty
Illustrated by:
David Roberts


War Experienced by animals


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Uniquely demonstrating the impact war had on animals and the environment, this video is perfect during Remembrance Day as it offers a holistic analysis of war. The inclusion of animal and environmental perspectives offer insights into the casualties often dismissed when discussing war.

The animated video offers multiple entries of discussion appropriate for various age groups.

I am Human: A book of Empathy


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Written by: Susan Verde
Illustrated by: Peter H Reynolds

Susan Verde has a collection of children’s books focused on self care and mindfulness. Such as: I Am Peace, I Am Yoga, and I Am Love. This beautiful story showcases a male BIPOC character, highlighting positive self-talk and resilient thinking. Verde’s book challenges stigmas surrounding mental health and men along with highlighting the importance of showcasing BIPOC within mental health discussions.

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Binny's Diwali


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Written by: Thrity Umrigar
Illustrated by: Nidhi Chanani

Susan Verde has a collection of children’s books focused on self care and mindfulness. Such as: I Am Peace, I Am Yoga, and I Am Love. This beautiful story showcases a male BIPOC character, highlighting positive self-talk and resilient thinking. Verde’s book challenges stigmas surrounding mental health and men along with highlighting the importance of showcasing BIPOC within mental health discussions.

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