Children's Books for Talking with Young Children About Race

Children’s Books for Talking with Young Children About Race

Talking to young children about race is an important part of the larger movement towards more equitable and just communities. The books below are wonderful additions to your library to create a more inclusive and representative classroom and to facilitate developmentally-appropriate conversations about race.

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The Skin You Live In

Welcome
Precious

Lullaby (for a Black Mother)

Let’s Talk About Race

For more children’s books about similar topics, you might enjoy the following book lists from Good2Know Network:

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