Learning how to identify feelings and express them in healthy ways is the foundation of developing social and emotional intelligence. It is never too early to start teaching kids that it is normal to have a wide range … Read More
Take some time to browse our list of new multicultural children’s books for April 2019! Our favourites this month are A Is For All The Things You Are, Nine Months, The Undefeated and It’s Trevor Noah. Let us know … Read More
#Diverse Kidlit Link-Up April 2019 Welcome to our 4th #DiverseKidLit of 2019! Colours of Us is proud to be part of this wonderful monthly book-sharing meme for diverse children’s books! If you are a parent, grandparent, caregiver, teacher, … Read More
Browse our list of new multicultural children’s books for March 2019! Ranging from Preschool to High School, there are some real gems here, our favourites being Awâsis and the World-Famous Bannock, The Yellow Suitcase and A Good Kind Of … Read More
Also known as the festival of colours, Holi is a joyful Hindu festival that celebrates the arrival of spring, the victory of good over evil, friendship and forgiveness. Families, friends and neighbours get together, eat, laugh, sing and … Read More
Browse our list of new multicultural children’s books! There is something for every age group here, from babies and toddlers to teenagers. Our personal favourites are Ella (Babies & Toddlers), Pancakes to Parathas (Preschool), Wilma’s Way Home (Elementary … Read More
Every January, the American Library Association recognizes the most original and creative books and other media for children and teenagers. The ALA Youth Media Awards include the prestigious Newbery, Caldecott, and Coretta Scott King Book Awards. It is encouraging … Read More
#Diverse Kidlit Link-Up February 2019 Welcome to the second #DiverseKidLit of 2019! Colours of Us is proud to be part of this wonderful monthly book-sharing meme for diverse children’s books! If you are a parent, grandparent, caregiver, teacher, or … Read More
Black History Month is around the corner! Time to check out the latest releases in Black History Children’s Books! I found these 11 brand new gems, and the best thing is, apart from two they are all written … Read More
Beato Goes To Japan written by Sucheta Rawal, illustrated by Alexandra Abagiu and Oana Vaida Disclosure: I received a free copy from Sucheta Rawal, Author Sponsor of Multicultural Children’s Book Day (MCBD). As luck would have it, author Sucheta … Read More