Hey there, friends! If you’re on the lookout for some delightful baby books that celebrate AAPI culture, you’re in for a treat. Here’s a roundup of some amazing reads that not only entertain but also enrich your little one’s understanding of diversity.
- ‘Natsumi’s Song of Summer’ by Robert Paul Weston and Misa Saburi – $18
- ‘Eyes That Kiss in the Corners’ by Joanna Ho and Dung Ho – $18
- ‘M is for Movement’ by Innosanto Nagara – $20
- ‘Hot Pot Night!’ by Vincent Chen – $17
- ‘I Dream of Popo’ by Livia Blackburne and Julia Kuo – $19
- ‘Toasty’ by Sarah Hwang – $18
- ‘Sunday Funday in Koreatown’ by Aram Kim – $19
- ‘A Big Mooncake for Little Star’ by Grace Lin – $19
- ‘Bracelets for Bina’s Brothers’ by Rajani Larocca and Chaaya Prabhat – $16
- ‘A Different Pond’ by Bao Phi and Thi Bui – $16
- ‘Hush!’ by Minfong Ho – $7
- ‘Bee-Bim Bop!’ by Linda Sue Park and Ho Baek Lee – $8
- ‘The Name Jar’ by Yangsook Choi – $8
- ‘Babies’ by Gyo Fujikawa – $8
- ‘Colour Me: Who’s in the Ocean’ by Surya Sajnani – $13
- ‘Dim Sum for Everyone’ by Grace Lin – $7
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In summary, these AAPI-authored baby books are a wonderful addition to your child’s library, providing both entertainment and cultural education. They offer a unique perspective that can foster a love for reading and learning in your little one.