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Worlds of Words Center Launches First Crowdfund Effort to Bring Global Stories to Life

Its Okay To Be A Unicorn

What Do We Do?: Supporting Children's Right To Read

Authors' Corner: Jonah Winter

A family stands smiling in front of their house. This family consists of two white mothers, a Black girl, an Asian boy, and a white baby.

Selection VS Banning: Supporting Children's Right To Read

Supporting Children's Rights to Read

A crow stands on a ladder in the corner of a concrete room, holding chalk.

WOW Recommends: Corner

A woman wearing a hijab with her fist in the air.

WOW Dozen: Nonfiction Adaptations for Young Readers

A young girl paits a vibrant blue and green bird flying away as she smiles at a young boy, playing the guitar. A variety of colorful birds surround them.

2023 Trends in Global Literature: Climate Change and the Environment

Young woman compares maps of Arizona to a hand-written chart

Arizona Is a Story

A silhouette of the African continent surrounded by people, cities, insects and animals all found within in.

2023 Trends in Global Literature: Books Set in African Countries

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