The Best of All Worlds - A Bilingual Diverse Children's Book

The Best of All Worlds (Bilingual Diverse Children's Book)

Author: Ellen Becker
Illustrator: Lingyan Gu

“The Best of All Worlds celebrates the different cultures and ethnicities within a warm and loving multigenerational family.” – Mia Wenjen, Co-Founder and President of Read Your World

Katie is wondering about her heritage. Her father is Vietnamese and her mother is Irish, but what is she? Katie discovers that she loves making dumplings with her grandma, watching hurling with her mom, and celebrating the Fourth of July with her family.

The Best of All Worlds follows Katie's journey as she embraces her different cultures. The beautiful watercolor illustrations enhance this delightful story.

This story is available in English-only and many bilingual editions and includes teacher resources and English audio. It is part of the Language Lizard Living in Harmony collection which helps explain concepts of diversity, kindness, and friendship.

THIS TITLE IS AVAILABLE IN MANY BILINGUAL EDITIONS.

Dimensions: 8.0" w x 10.0" h, 24 pages

REVIEWS of The Best of All Worlds:

This is a heartwarming story about navigating intersecting cultural identities, something that will resonate with many students. It encourages readers to recognize and embrace their unique cultural traditions while discovering who they are. This book also features beautiful illustrations that bring these cultural practices to life.

–Aideen O'Flynn, Teacher, Cork, Ireland

A fun, personal look at multiculturalism from the point of view of a young girl. Readers will delight in this comforting tale of belonging, learning new words as they follow the beautiful illustrations.

–Albie Ashbrook, Library Director

This book explores cultural identity in a meaningful and accessible way that will connect with many children. With stunning illustrations, it offers plenty of valuable discussion opportunities.

–Laura Walsh, Teacher, Cork, Ireland

The Best of All Worlds celebrates the different cultures and ethnicities within a warm and loving multigenerational family. This is a warm hug for kids from mixed-race families, as well as a shining light on diversity.

–Mia Wenjen, Co-Founder and President of Read Your World