Inclusive Picture Book Reading Challenge

 I found this new challenge at this Instagram account. It's a great idea.

1. BIPOC author and/or illustrator: No T. Rex in the Library--Toni Buzzeo
2. Current events: Blue Sky, White Stars--Sarvinder Naberhaus
3. Marginalized voices in history: Pirate Passover--Judy Press
4. Bilingual text: How Do You Say? Como Se Dice?--Angela Dominguez
5. Fairy tale or folk tale from a country other than your own: The Funny Little Woman--Arlene Mosel
6. Nature and/or conservation: Look Book--Tana Hoban
7. Immigration and/or refugee experience: Immigration--Lizann Flatt
8. Celebration of indigenous storytelling: We Are Water Protectors--Carole Lindstrom
9. Inspirational biography: Ruth Objects--Doreen Rappaport
10. Book that is a window: Julian is a Mermaid--Jessica Love
11. Book that is a mirror: When Aidan Became a Brother--Kyle Lukoff
12. Disabled main character: Best Day Ever!--Marilyn Singer
13. Black joy: When Martin Luther King Wore Roller Skates--Mark Weakland
14. Inspires activism: Voice of Freedom: Fannie Lou Hamer--Carole Boston Weatherford (reread)
15. BIPOC girls or women in STEM: Mae Among the Stars--Roda Ahmed
16. Incidental LGBTQ+ representation: A is for Activist--Innosanto Nagar
17. Social emotional learning: Farm--Elisha Cooper
18. The arts and/or creativity: Kid's Guide to Native American History--Yvonne Wakim Dennis & Arlene Hirschfeld
19. Confronts or challenges gender norms: Women Who Dared--Linda Skeers
20. Holiday book that is a mirror: Little Witch Hazel--Phoebe Wahl
21. Holiday book that is a window: A Piñata in a Pine Tree--Pat Mora
22. About cultural food traditions: Fry Bread--Kevin Noble Maillard
23. Inclusive book about magic: Aladdin--Walt Disney Company
24. Multigenreational story: Sisters First--Jenna Bush Hager

Challenge completed on December 3