Booklist: Exploring Identity, Advocacy, and Allyship through Early Literacy Picturebooks

Booklist: Exploring Identity, Advocacy, and Allyship through Early Literacy Picturebooks

Books are, as Dr. Rudine Sims Bishop (1990) wrote, mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors; they can show us new things and open our minds, reflect on the reader, and open new worlds. When exploring young identities through children’s literature, it is important to remember the value that each of these experiences holds and make…

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Althea Greenstone
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Althea Greenstone

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