In Los Angeles, moms have often led the charge to bring new perspectives to children’s books that better reflect today’s multicultural kids. Lulu Cheng and Lacey Benard are two of those moms.

“The biggest benefit is watching kids smile when they read books, when they smile, when they’re reading a book they’re more likely to read a book again, and we all know that students who ...

Like a lot second-generation kids, I often found myself both consciously ... And there certainly weren’t any bilingual books available. It is for those reasons that I have always attempted ...

In All Aboard, MariVi takes on new challenges, from competing in a Spelling Bee to bonding with her elders over a game of dominoes. A key moment arises when she meets Miriam, a biracial classmate who ...

The Rotary Club of Guam said it will begin distributing in April more than 2,000 copies of "The Adventures of Akli’e" ...

Independent School District invites the community to help celebrate our emergent bilingual students and families during a Día del Niño y el Libro from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, in the ...