As Rudine Sims Bishop first noted back in 1990, books serve simultaneously
as mirrors, windows, and sliding doors, reflecting the reader’s own
experience and offering insight and access to the experiences of others.
Exposing children to books that include representations of a diverse array
of characters and experiences fosters inclusivity, builds self-esteem, and
promotes empathy. Yet all too often, parents, educators, and librarians
struggle to find children’s books that properly represent the diversity of
children in their care.
With that in mind, I’ve compiled a list of high-quality books that both
portray diverse characters and support nature-based learning.
— Read on www.wonderkin.com/blog-home/diverse-and-inclusive-books-to-support-nature-based-learning
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