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An Interview with Samuel Narh: Strong Identity, Diverse Books, & Maisie's Scrapbook - Colorful Pages
20 Mar 201920 Mar 2019 Kaitlin Kamalei Brandon Author Interviews

An Interview with Samuel Narh: Strong Identity, Diverse Books, & “Maisie’s Scrapbook”

I was also able to interview Samuel about his background, his experiences as an author, and Maisie’s Scrapbook. I hope you enjoy the ideas and thoughts of this great author as much as I have.

15 Mar 201917 Mar 2019 Kaitlin Kamalei Brandon Book Lists

5 Diverse Books for Women’s History

"For our first Fast Five Friday in support of Women’s History all year long, I have developed a list of 5 Diverse Books for Women’s History. A lot of these books span representation of women of color AND white women, but they still do a great job positioning women of color, who are often left out in our history education, as the brilliance we are!"

Anti-Racism Over Tradition Alternatives to Dr. Seuss & Racism; Colorful Pages
12 Mar 20193 Nov 2022 Kaitlin Kamalei Brandon Colorful Classrooms, Read Across America with Colorful Pages Week

Anti-Racism over “Tradition”: Alternatives to Dr. Seuss and Racism

Recent research has proven the racism that lies within Dr. Seuss. Colorful Pages is presenting book/lesson alternatives to Dr. Seuss so that you can pick Anti-Racism over "Tradition".

1 Mar 201920 Mar 2019 Kaitlin Kamalei Brandon Book Lists

5 Diverse Book Read Aloud Videos on YouTube

Need read aloud videos for snack time, literacy centers, indoor recess, literacy time at home? Check out these 5 Diverse Books that are read aloud on YouTube to engage your young readers!

19 Feb 201919 Feb 2019 Kaitlin Kamalei Brandon Author Interviews

An Interview with Lee Cataluna: Ordinary ‘Ohana and Real Inspiration

Meet Lee Cataluna, author of "Ordinary 'Ohana", a diverse picture book depicting a Hawaiian family. Read our interview to hear about her inspiration for the book, see early mockups of the illustrations, and learn more about this brilliant author!

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