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Abuela's Weave by Omar S. Castaneda

Abuela's Weave

Omar S. Castaneda
Enrique O. Sanchez
A young girl learns weaving from her grandmother and comes to see the beauty in handmade work and inherited skill.
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My First Kwanzaa by Karen Katz

My First Kwanzaa

Karen Katz
Karen Katz
A simple, colorful introduction to the candles, food, and family celebration of Kwanzaa.
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Song of the Stars by Sally Lloyd-Jones

Song of the Stars

Sally Lloyd-Jones
Alison Jay
Creation itself seems to lean in and rejoice on the night of Jesus's birth.
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Binny's Diwali by Thrity Umrigar

Binny's Diwali

Thrity Umrigar
Nidhi Chanani
Binny learns how Diwali can hold both old traditions and new kinds of celebration.
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Pick a Pine Tree by Patricia Toht

Pick a Pine Tree

Patricia Toht
Jarvis
A family heads out to choose, decorate, and celebrate around the perfect Christmas tree.
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The Night Before Kwanzaa by Natasha Wing

The Night Before Kwanzaa

Natasha Wing; Kirsti Jewel
Amy Wummer
A familiar holiday rhyme format introduces the excitement and family traditions of Kwanzaa.
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The Ramadan Moon by Na'ima B. Robert

The Ramadan Moon

Na'ima B. Robert
Shirin Adl
A lyrical family story traces anticipation, prayer, generosity, and celebration across the month of Ramadan.
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Bee-bim Bop! by Linda Sue Park

Bee-bim Bop!

Linda Sue Park
Ho Baek Lee
A child narrates the busy, joyful process of shopping, cooking, and eating a beloved Korean family meal.
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Bringing in the New Year by Grace Lin

Bringing in the New Year

Grace Lin
Grace Lin
A Chinese American family prepares for the Lunar New Year through food, red envelopes, and gathering.
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Together for Kwanzaa by Juwanda G. Ford

Together for Kwanzaa

Juwanda G. Ford
Shelly Hehenberger
A family gathers across seven nights of Kwanzaa, centering ritual, memory, and Black cultural continuity.
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