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Browse BIPOC picture books featuring Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx, Middle Eastern, Pacific Islander, and multiracial children and families. These books center joy, history, everyday life, and imagination while widening the picture book canon.

Summer Birds

Margarita Engle

Julie Paschkis

Maria Merian's fascination with insects and metamorphosis becomes a vivid story about observation, art, and scientific wonder.

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The Astronaut with a Song for the Stars

Julia Finley Mosca

Daniel Rieley

Mae Jemison's love of science, dance, and possibility becomes a rhyming biography full of momentum and encouragement.

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Solving the Puzzle Under the Sea

Robert Burleigh

Raul Colon

Luis Agassiz Fuertes and scientists of the deep help reveal a giant squid in a story that combines art, curiosity, and ocean research.

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Counting on Katherine

Helaine Becker

Dow Phumiruk

Katherine Johnson's life and mathematical brilliance become a lively story about persistence, numbers, and spaceflight.

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Ravi's Roar

Tom Percival

When Ravi's anger turns him into a tiger, he has to learn what feeling mad is trying to tell him and how repair can happen afterward.

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The World Needs More Purple Schools

Kristen Bell; Benjamin Hart

Daniel Wiseman

A school community models what it means to welcome differences while building a place where everyone belongs together.

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How to Solve a Problem

Ashima Shiraishi

Yao Xiao

A young climber reflects on how persistence, experimentation, and calm attention can help with any difficult problem.

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Tomorrow I'll Be Brave

Jessica Hische

A typographic affirmation book names bravery, curiosity, creativity, and kindness as qualities children can keep growing into.

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School's First Day of School

Adam Rex

Christian Robinson

The school building itself narrates a first day full of nerves, confusion, and growing confidence.

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The Big Umbrella

Amy June Bates; Juniper Bates

Amy June Bates

A welcoming umbrella grows to make room for everyone in a visual metaphor about inclusion, belonging, and care.

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