Kiana Borjian, librarian at St. Paul's Episcopal School, shares her summer reading list, highlighting engaging books for children. For grades K-2, she suggests 'Barrio Rising: The Protest that Built Chicano Park' by Maria Dolores Aguila, which beautifully illustrates community activism, and Thomas King’s 'Coyote Tales,' known for its imaginative folk tales. For grades 3-5, the selection includes 'Parachute Kids' and its sequel 'Outsider Kids' by Betty C. Tang, portraying immigrant experiences, along with Maya Gonzalez's 'When A Bully is President,' which provides insight into coping with societal challenges.
Kiana Borjian, librarian at St. Paul's Episcopal School, recommends engaging and inspiring books to read for pleasure this summer, emphasizing community activism and creativity.
She highlights 'Barrio Rising,' which captures Chicano Park's history and spirit, and 'Coyote Tales,' rich with captivating Greco-Cherokee folk stories.
For grades 3-5, Borjian recommends 'Parachute Kids' and 'Outsider Kids' for their empathetic exploration of cultural challenges faced by immigrant siblings.
Additionally, she praises 'When A Bully is President' by Maya Gonzalez for its thoughtful discussion on oppressive history and healing strategies.
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