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Writing about strong Latinas Why does Meg write about strong Latinas? Because they are the only Latinas she’s ever known.
Get Kids Reading: Tips from the Authors Part 4 of a lively panel discussion called How to Get and Keep Boys Reading.
Finding what makes us the same Lulu discusses how a multicultural family taught her to appreciate diversity as well as what we all share.
Using mentor texts in the classroom Shana Sterkin explains how the use of mentor texts supports students in their writing and understanding of content.
Amina's Voice: A book based on my own experiences Hena talks about the story in her YA novel, “Amina’s Voice.”
“Girls Books” for Boys A panel of authors and illustrators discuss why it is important for boys to read books with female protagonists.
Maya Christina Gonzalez: Seeing Ourselves in Books Author and illustrator Maya Christina Gonzalez talks about why it is so important for all children to see themselves in books through diverse books and also shares her story “My Colors, My World/Mis colores, mi mundo” with young readers.
Screens, Books, and Reading Part 3 of a lively panel discussion called How to Get and Keep Boys Reading.
