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• For the Holidays: Global Children's Books
• What's it like to translate children's books?
• Holiday shopping? 12 global children's books for history buffs
• A Haitian Creole “Poem for Children with Trouble Sleeping”
• 6 Quick Ways to Get Started with Global Children’s Literature
• Finding Authentic Asian Children's Literature (from Asia)
• "You are Everyone and You are You:" International Children's Literature
• 3 Portals to International Children's Literature
• In the Magazine: Food Kid Lit!
• A Tour of Latin American Kid Lit in 15 Translations
• Off-Campus: Talking Asian Kid Lit with Expert Nancy Hope
• Purépecha Mother
• My Madre, Pure as Cumulous Clouds
• Egypt
• Nothing Remains Empty
• A Failed Journey
• Marías Mazahuas
• The Guest
• Sleepless Homeland
• Two or Three Things from the Past
• For Educators
• The Story of a Homosexual: An Interview with Ni Dongxue
• It’s a Chick, Not a Dog
• This Country Must Break Apart
• Death Fugue
• The Apartment in Bab el-Louk
• The Mystery of the Parakeet, the Rooster, and the Nanny Goat
• Memories of Chernobyl
• Mrs. Saniya's Holiday
• Violence and Drug-Trafficking in Mexico
• The Veiler of All Deeds
• An Interview with Wu Wenjian
• Appointment in K City
• Appendix
• An Interview with Yan Lianke
• Prison Memoirs
• Sometimes Wisdom Possesses Me
• Dreams and Memories of a Common Man
• The Last of the Bunch
• Two or Three Things from the Past: Sample Lesson Plan
• Spirit Summoning, Part I
• The Kiso Wayfarer
• Compos Mentis
• The Hole in the Garden, Part I
• Reunion
• Cavities and Kindness
• The Trapped Boy
• Walking the Keihin Factory Belt with Stuart Dybek
• The Memory
• Sentimental Education
• A Drifting Life
• Metamorphosis
• Face
• Do Not Tremble
• Once Upon a Swing
• A Sentimental Education: Selected Passages—Formative Experiences
• Using WWB Campus as a Tool for Intercultural Learning
• The Wondrous Deer of the Eternal Hunt
• Russia
• Hello?
• Petroleum Venus
• Pears from Gudauty
• A Dream in Polar Fog
• The Stone Guest
• The Egyptian Tomb
• The Guest: Sample Lesson Plan
• Milgrom
• The Golem in the Mirror
• None of Your Business
• My Story of Chess
• Get Kids Reading Great Global Literature
• Arm Wrestling in Chebachinsk
• On the Moscow Metro and Being Gay
• Unity of Form
• Slaves of Moscow
• Fragments from the Dollmaker's Life
• Grandmother's Little Hut
• Gangs, Deportation, and Something of a Second Chance
• In the Magazine: Thunder grandmas
• In the Magazine: "Angry Young Woman" Sveta Grigorjeva
• Dalit Identity and the Ivy League
• 10 Global Tales of the Uncanny
• Ney Boulevard
• A Short Guide to Being the Perfect Political Refugee
• The Neighbor
• I Pity the Garden
• Encounter
• An Iranian Metamorphosis
• New Graphic Literature from Korea, Brazil, and Elsewhere
• Galileo
• Green Sour Orange
• Like a Body Turned Inside Out
• Honors and Awards Round-Up
• New from Mozambique: The Poetry of Punctuation, and More
• How to be a Woman in Tehran
• A Year Among the Boat People, My People
• Just Published: Post-Apocalyptic Wales, Uyghur Poems, and More
• Egyptian Literature, Now with Audio!
• The Cleric and I
• Teaching Uyghur Poetry: Updated with breaking news
• January 9th, Meet Fellow Global Educators . . .
• The Fish
• Connection
• For the Love of the Books
• Korea
• Wizard Bakery
• Injeolmi Rice Cakes
• The Vegetarian
• Ascending Scales
• Tree of Kisses
• Growing Up Asian, Bullying, and a Park Bench
• Dori and Jina
• Genesis
• Earning My Keep
• Grass
• Tell Me Where to Go
• Garden of My Childhood
• Navigating a Highly Visual World: The Importance of Helping Students Analyze Global Graphic Fiction
• UPDATED: 9 Virtual Exchanges to Take Your Classroom Global
• 6 Tales of Magic in Hard Times
• “The Wellspring That Relieves My Thirst”: South Korean Author Kim Bi on Writing Queer Literature
• Voices from Inside Afghanistan
• What's a "Carnival Life"?
• Nobel Prize–Winning Fiction for Tanzanian Independence Day
• From South Africa, Affirmation and a Call to Action
• In Wales, a "Blue Book" helps a mother and son cope with an apocalypse
• 4 Complicated Fathers for Father's Day
• Resources on Contemporary Guatemala
• Beyond Us and Them: 15 Global Stories that Build Bridges
• Reading Levels
• "None of Your Business" on Mango Street: Linking Global Women's Voices
• Our Top 6 Non-Required Summer Reads
• Start the School Year with a "Carnival"
• A “Kriol Soldier” Celebrates Afro-Caribbean Heritage
• Join us on March 27th for a Webinar with NYS TESOL!
• 5 Caribbean Poems for National Poetry Month
• Why Write? In Haiti, an Author Makes Sense of Disaster
• A Sci-Fi Allegory of Migration to Spark Classroom Discussion