Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2020 — #ReadYourWorld – #readilearn

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11 responses to “Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2020 — #ReadYourWorld – #readilearn”

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   February 5, 2020

   SaaniaSparkle 🧚🏻‍♀️

   A great thing to celebrate!

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      February 7, 2020

      Norah

      It is!

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   February 5, 2020

   Miriam Hurdle

   Fabulous, Norah. I love to read multicultural books to my students. My daughter reads multicultural books to Autumn also.

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      February 5, 2020

      Norah

      I’ll return the ‘fabulous’ to you then, Miriam. 🙂 Thank you.

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         February 7, 2020

         Miriam Hurdle

         You’re welcome, Norah. 🤗

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   February 1, 2020

   Jacqui Murray

   These must all–your Read Your World and the one I spotlighted today, Read Aloud Day–they must all be part of the same initiative. And a good one!

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      February 2, 2020

      Norah

      I think anything that promotes reading is a good thing. This one promotes multicultural children’s books specifically.

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   January 31, 2020

   Anne Goodwin (Annecdotist)

   Marvellous 🙂

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      February 2, 2020

      Norah

      Thank you, Anne.

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   January 31, 2020

   petespringerauthor

   What a fabulous thing to celebrate, Norah! Instead of demeaning other cultures, we need to become more educated. Days, such as this, can only help.

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      February 2, 2020

      Norah

      We do, Pete. We all need to spread the word. If only the good would spread as quickly as the bad, eh?

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