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This blog celebrates cultural diversity in children's literature and the people who make it happen. I find heritage months wonderful, however I also believe that one needs not to wait for a particular season to celebrate cultural diversity. Like any other mainstream successes, multicultural books are a wonderful source of information, provide a great escapism and, dare I say, promote world peace. What is there not to like? *smile*
With that in mind, be ready to read about Native Indian, Asian, Hispanic, African-American literature and many others, anytime of the month.
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Tag Archives: human trafficking
Women’s Fiction Review: SISTERS OF THE SARI, by Brenda L. Baker
Some favorite quotes (would copy-paste the whole book if it wasn’t unethical) “Santoshi couldn’t tell me where she lived, but the very polite young man whose armpit was hosting my ear offered translation services…” p. 12 “So Santoshi has been … Continue reading
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Tagged Brenda L. Baker, homelessness, human trafficking, India, Indian women, Penguin Group, Sisters of the Sari
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