A beautiful, memorable tale, it reminds us all to respect and be kind to one another. The Name Jar (available in paperback or as an e-book) teaches young readers about immigration and cultural differences, and we love Choi’s book for the classroom or home reading. Eventually, Unhei is encouraged by new friends to share with others the meaning of her name and help them to pronounce it correctly. Because many of the students at her new school are unable to pronounce her name, Unhei struggles to belong. Written and illustrated by Yangsook Choi, an award-winning Korean American female author, The Name Jar tells the story of Unhei, a new girl at school who just moved from Korea to the USA. Rosie Revere, Engineer & Ada Twist, Scientist
Price | $8 Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World I didn’t know much about these women growing up so I am glad that I get to share their stories with my daughter.” – Tasia T. Reviews | “I love reading this book with my daughter! It’s great too see more books out there about amazing women. And, if you love this book, check out Fantastically Great Women Who Made History, also by Pankhurst and released this past February. Featured women include the likes of Rosa Parks, Anne Frank, Frida Kahlo, and Amelia Earhart.Īvailable in hardcover, paperback, and as an e-book, Pankhurst also created an activity book with stickers and postcards. We especially love the diverse lineup in this 32-page read.
Inspiring, educational, and interactive, every page is full of color and includes facts about the brave women who’ve changed history. Teach the littles in your life about history’s most notable women leaders and trailblazers using Kate Pankhurst’s fantastic children’s book, Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World.
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