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Read posts from the Multicultural category. Immerse yourself in a treasure trove of literary delights, where each post is a vibrant celebration of diversity, culture, and the boundless magic that children's literature has to offer. Barbara Ann Mojica is a children's travel author and guide who shares historical adventures in a fun interesting ways.
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
2w ago
Mermaid of Music (Junkyard Adventures 5)
Written by Tevi Hansen
If you have never read one of the Junkyard Adventure Books, you might want to start with this one. (Book 5)
Eli and Grace are siblings who love to visit their Uncle Larry’s Antique and Junkyard Store. This is not an ordinary store. Each time the children visit, they discover a magic porthole that takes them on an adventure to a wonderful new world.
In this offering, the children experience a trip on a submarine to an underwater adventure. Their teacher is a mermaid who exposes them to a world filled with musical instruments. Read ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
3w ago
This post is sponsored by Charlotte Cheng. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.
ABOUT THE BOOK Roar-Choo!
Written by Charlotte Cheng
Illustrated by Dan Santat
Ages 4+ | 40 Pages
Publisher: Rocky Pond Books | ISBN-13: 9780593531754
Publisher’s Synopsis: Patient, peaceful Phoenix tries to take care of rambunctious and cold-ridden Dragon, which leads to hilarious and sweet results (with vibrant illustrations by the Caldecott Medal-winning creator of Beekle).
Everyone knows that dragons are fierce, capable of taking on the world!
But this dragon can’t st ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
3w ago
Saddlestone Connemara Pony Listening School: Sinead and Strawberry
Written by Elaine Heney
Sinead loves her pony, Strawberry. She experiences anquish when Strawberry throws her one day. Her parents want to get rid of the Connemara pony. Sinead cannot bear to be separated from her best friend.
They find a possible solution. Sinead and her poney are enrolled in a special training school. Strawberry learns how to understand human emotions, while Sinead learns to understand animal behavior, pyschology, and the proper equipment. Each must learn step by step to grow, change, and adapt to each other ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
1M ago
This post is sponsored by Kristina Tanso. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.
ABOUT THE BOOK Milo and His Magic Skateboard
Written by Kristina Tanso
Illustrated by Sofie Engstrom Von Alten
Ages 4+ | 36 Pages
Publisher: Life Unfiltered Books | ISBN-13: 9781738414000
Publisher’s Book Summary: Join Milo – an adorable French Bulldog – as he embarks on his very first adventure! Simply by clapping his little paws together and jumping on his magic skateboard, Milo takes flight and explores Europe! This fun, heart-warming adventure will charm children and adu ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
1M ago
This post is sponsored by Kat Chen. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Play with Me
Written by Kat ChenIllustrated by Lorraine Nam
Ages 1+ | 24 Pages
Publisher: Rise x Penguin Workshop | ISBN-13: 9780593659717
Publisher’s Book Summary: This board book series invites young readers to take part in a playdate activity of their choice, thereby empowering them with autonomy and validation. The picnic playdate models balanced and shared play, creating a positive experience that will provide readers with a reference for what caring and consid ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
1M ago
Get Out Your Paper
Written by Renee Hayes
Illustrated by Rochelle Steder
An illustrated rhyming book with a twist. The protagonist, a young boy who hates writing, gets a writing assignment in class. He daydreams about the many activities he would prefer. While, he is a good student, he just cannot decide on a writing topic. Desperate, he scribbles all his ideas on paper in random fashion. When lunchtime arrives, the teacher collects all the papers.
The boy assumes he will fail. What do you think will happen? The plot thickens.
I especially appreciated the multicultural illustrations which als ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
2M ago
This post is sponsored by Jill Rosen. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view. ABOUT THE BOOK Ode to a Pug
Written by Jill Rosen
Illustrated by Stephanie Rohr
Ages 4+ | 32 Pages
Publisher: AM Ink Publishing (2024) ISBN-13: 978-1-958842-24-9
Publisher’s Book Summary: A precocious pug delights in shenanigans which drive her frazzled owner to declare she will give her pup away!
Laugh along with the snorting, snoring, and gaseous clown of the canine world as its owner struggles to reign in the messes and mayhem of a new addition. But there is nothing that a few ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
2M ago
Ocean Full of Wonder
Written by Anna Smithers
Illustrated by Nino Aptsiauri
I love how this author presents the ocean topic. Children learn about twelve examples of sea creatures that inhabit the ocean, and the life cycle of plant life that interact with them. Then the author discusses the problems that modern-day life has imposed on the oceans and the life within them.
The author uses crisp rhymes with challenging vocabulary that is highlighted in colors that pop off the page. Human characters represent the many cultures that inhabit our planet and how they can work together to sustain it. A ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
2M ago
This post is sponsored by Maya Nurtures. The review and opinions expressed in this post are based on my personal view.
ABOUT THE BOOK Guess How Marion Feels
Written by Miss Kaye
Illustrated by Miss Waitthk
Ages 3+ | 34 Pages
Publisher: Maya Nurtures (2024) | ISBN-13: 9781738593026
Publisher’s Book Summary: Marion is a kind, creative, and easy kid… but he’s faced with BIG emotions. Help Marion identify those BIG feelings in this interactive children’s picture book.
Guess How Marion Feels is a transformative experience that lays the foundation for emotional intelligence and meaningful connect ..read more
Barbara Ann Mojica's Blog » Multicultural
3M ago
A Home Can Be…
Written by Stephanie Seidler
Illustrated by Anastasia Sikilinda
The author explores the different locations for homes that both humans and animal creatures inhabit. They could be underground, underwater, up in the trees, or under open skies. Some are found in cold climates, and others in warm areas. They might be built of different materials like ice, stone, wood, or even the shell on the animal’s back. Most important, a home can be found anywhere as along as there is a loving support group.
The rhymes are crisp and sharp, the illustrations colorful and alluring.
I highly recom ..read more