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A Spectrum of Diverse Books Coming in 2019 from Simon (")"*%+,",-"#&%). Learn about special occasions and holidays across the globe in this board book series. Diwali Lunar New Year Each autumn we gather with our friends After the winter solstice each year, it’s and family and light our brightest time for a celebration with many names: lanterns. It’s time for Diwali, the festival Chinese New Year, Spring Festival, and A SPECTRUM OF DIVERSE BOOKS of lights! The five days of Diwali are Lunar New Year! COMING IN 2019 FROM SIMON & SCHUSTER CHILDREN’S PUBLISHING a time to pray for a bountiful season, celebrate the special bonds between ALINA CHAU grew up in Hong Kong, where she discovered that drawing and painting siblings, and rejoice in the victory of were the best way to keep her out of light over darkness and good over evil. VOLUME 5 mischief. Her whimsical art style is highly Little Simon Little Simon ARCHANA SREENIVASAN is an illustrator sought after for art exhibits worldwide. Ages 2–4, Grade P Ages 2–4, Grade P BB: 9781534419902 based in Bangalore, India. Her illustrations BB: 9781534433038 EB: 9781534419919 have been published in numerous magazines, EB: 9781534433045 !"#$%&' Available now children’s books, book covers, and comics. Available now Love From A to Z The WeigHt of Our Sky From William C. Morris Award finalist S. A music loving teen with OCD does K. Ali comes an unforgettable romance everything she can to find her way back '/..)"0%+." following two Muslim teens who meet to her mother during the historic race during a spring break trip. riots in 1969 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I’m Ok Blended S.K. ALI is a teacher based in Toronto HANNA ALKAF lives in Kuala Lumpur with A life of luxury is only one get-rich-quick Eleven-year-old Isabella’s blended whose writing on Muslim culture and life her family, and The Weight of Our Sky is her scheme away—or at least Ok Lee hopes family is more divided than ever in this has appeared in the Toronto Star. She is the first novel. so, since his family sure could use some thoughtful story about divorce and author of Saints and Misfits. money to help make ends meet. racial identity. Born in Busan, Korea, PATTI KIM immigrated SHARON M. DRAPER is a New York Times to the United States on Christmas, 1974. bestselling author and recipient of the Salaam Reads Salaam Reads She is also the author of A Cab Called Reliable Margaret A. Edwards Award. She has Ages 14 & up, Grades 9 & up Ages 12 & up; Grades 7 & up and Here I Am. received the Coretta Scott King Award for HC: 9781534442726 HC: 9781534426085 both Copper Sun and Forged by Fire, and was EB: 9781534442740 EB: 9781534426108 most recently awarded the Charlotte Huck On Sale May 2019 On Sale February 2019 Award for Stella by Starlight. Her Out of My Atheneum Books Atheneum/ Mind has won multiple awards and was a for Young Readers Caitlyn Dlouhy Books New York Times bestseller for over three Bilal Cooks Daal Leila in Saffron Ages 8–12; Grades 3–7 Ages 10 & up; Grades 5 & up years. HC: 9781442495005 A six-year-old South Asian-American In this colorful journey of self-discovery HC: 9781534419292 EB: 9781442495029 boy named Bilal introduces his friends to and identity, young Leila is visiting her EB: 9781534419315 Audio: 9781508258780 Available Now his favorite dish—DAAL! This charming grandmother’s house for their weekly Available Now picture book showcases the value of family dinner and finds parts of herself patience, teamwork, and sharing. and her heritage in the family, friends, CHarlie Hernández & Just SoutH of Home and art around her. AISHA SAEED is the author of the award- tHe League of SHadows Cousins Sarah and Janie investigate Salaam Reads winning Written in the Stars. Aisha is also a RUKHSANNA GUIDROZ has lived all over The Lightning Thief meets the Story a tragic event in their small Southern Ages 4–8, Grades P–3 founding member of the nonprofit We Need the world, and she has many adventures to Thieves series in this middle grade town’s history in this middle grade HC: 9781534418103 Diverse Books. EB: 9781534418110 share. debut, perfect for fans of Stella By Salaam Reads fantasy inspired by Hispanic folklore, On Sale June 2019 ANOOSHA SYED is a Pakistani-Canadian DINARA MIRTALIPOVA is a self taught Ages 4–8, Grades P–3 legends, and myths from the Iberian Starlight, The Ghosts of Tupelo Landing, illustrator and character designer for illustrator/designer. Raised in Soviet Uzbek HC: 9781534425644 Peninsula and Central and South and As Brave as You. animation, based in Texas. Bilal Cooks Daal is EB: 9781534425651 culture, Dinara inhabited Uzbek/Russian America. her first picture book. On Sale June 2019 folklore that still influences her work. KAREN STRONG grew up in rural Georgia, Having been born into a family of and Just South of Home is her first novel. immigrants and growing up in the so-called “Capital of Latin America,” RYAN CALEJO knows the importance of diversity in our Aladdin communities and is passionate about Simon & Schuster 1/(,6%"*&&23 Ages 10–14; Grades 5–9 Books for Young Readers HC: 9781534426580 writing books that children of all ethnicities EB: 9781534426603 can relate to. Ages 8–12, Grade 3–7 HC: 9781534419384 Imagine! Nighttime SympHony Available Now EB: 9781534419407 From New York Times bestselling artist The sounds of the city at night create a On Sale May 2019 Raúl Colón comes a wordless picture lively lullaby in this melodious picture book about a visit to the museum and book from superstar producer and Genesis Begins Again Born Just RigHt the power of art and imagination. musician Timbaland and Caldecott Honor–winning illustrator Christopher This powerful debut novel tells the Eleven-year-old inventor and advocate RAÚL COLÓN has illustrated several highly story of a thirteen-year-old who is filled Jordan Reeves’s inspirational memoir Atheneum Books Myers. acclaimed picture books, including Draw!; for Young Readers with self-loathing and must overcome chronicles her experiences with limb the New York Times bestselling Angela and Ages 4–8; Grades P–3 TIMBALAND is a multi-platinum producer, internalized racism and a verbally difference and designing her own the Baby Jesus by Frank McCourt; Susanna HC: 9781442412088 rapper, and songwriter. This is his first book abusive family to finally learn to love glitter-shooting prosthesis, aptly named Reich’s José! Born to Dance; and Jill Biden’s EB: 9781442454385 for children. herself. Project Unicorn. On Sale May 2019 Don’t Forget, God Bless Our Troops. CHRISTOPHER MYERS is an award-winning Paula Wiseman Books ALICIA D. WILLIAMS is an oral storyteller in Jordan’s mother, JENNIFER LEE REEVES, Ages 4–8; Grades P–3 author and illustrator of children’s books. He the African-American tradition, and Genesis helps JORDAN REEVES tell her story. HC: 9781481462730 won a Caldecott Honor for his illustrations EB: 9781481462747 Begins Again is her debut novel. Jordan has channeled any negativity into a in Harlem, and received a Coretta Scott King Available now positive, and is determined to create more Award for Black Cat, which he also wrote. innovations for people just like her. Atheneum/ Aladdin WHat Do You Do witH a Thread of Love Caitlyn Dlouhy Books Ages 9–13, Grades 4–8 Voice Like THat? Ages 9–13; Grades 4–8 HC: 9781534428386 Three siblings enjoy the Indian festival HC: 9781481465809 EB: 9781534428409 Congresswoman Barbara Jordan had a of Raksha Bandhan—a celebration EB: 9781481465823 On Sale June 2019 big, bold, confident voice that took her of the special relationship between On Sale January 2019 to places few African American women brothers and sisters—in this vibrant had been in the 1960s. Learn all about reinterpretation of the classic song Frère A Place to Belong Never CaugHt, tHe Story of Jacques (Are You Sleeping) from New her amazing career in this illuminating A Japanese-American family, reeling Ona Judge and inspiring picture book biography. York Times bestselling mother/son duo from their ill treatment in the Japanese A National Book Award Finalist for Beach Lane Books Surishtha Sehgal and Kabir Sehgal. CHRIS BARTON is the New York Times internment camps, gives up their Nonfiction, Never Caught is the eye- Beach Lane Books Ages 4–8; Grades P–3 bestselling author of many picture books KABIR SEHGAL is a bestselling author who American citizenship to move back to opening narrative of Ona Judge, George Ages 4–8; Grades P–3 HC: 9781534404731 including Shark vs. Train and Sibert Honor– EB: 9781534404748 started his class newspaper in second Hiroshima, unaware of the devastation HC: 9781481465618 and Martha Washington’s runaway EB: 9781481465625 winning The Day-Glo Brothers. Available now grade and has been writing ever since. wreaked by the atomic bomb. slave, who risked everything for a better SURISHTHA SEHGAL is the founder of a Available now EKUA HOLMES’s first children’s book life—now available as a young reader’s nonprofit organization that promotes social CYNTHIA KADOHATA is the author of the illustration, Carole Boston Weatherford’s edition! responsibility among students. Newbery Medal–winning book Kira-Kira, Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer, earned the National Book Award winner The Thing ERICA ARMSTRONG DUNBAR’s first book, a Caldecott Honor Book, a Robert F. Sibert ZARA GONZALEZ HOANG is a debut picture About Luck, the Jane Addams Peace Award A Fragile Freedom: African American Women Honor, and the John Steptoe New Talent book illustrator. and Pen USA Award winner Weedflower, and Emancipation in the Antebellum City was Illustrator Award. Atheneum/ Cracker!, Outside Beauty, A Million Shades Aladdin published by Yale University Press in 2008.
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