In the Magazine: Food Kid Lit!
Posted on May 07, 2024
5 Relevant Poems to Spark Classroom Conversations
Posted on April 23, 2024
Take your students to one of the world's largest literary celebrations without leaving the classroom! April is National Poetry Month, and with these five rousing poems from around the globe, you can ignite your students' imaginations and turn National Poetry Month into an international affair.
Why Write? In Haiti, an Author Makes Sense of Disaster
Posted on April 09, 2024
“I’d like to write something about this . . .”
5 Caribbean Poems for National Poetry Month
Posted on April 01, 2024
Growing Up Asian, Bullying, and a Park Bench
Posted on March 28, 2024
“Yes, Sybille, I would like you to back off . . .”
I didn’t allow myself to actually say it. But I really would have preferred it if she just went her own way. I needed to walk alone awhile and think.
In a captivating story in the April 2020 "Children's Literature" issue of Words Without Borders, a boy from Taiwan growing up in France struggles to understand racism.