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Terry Hong

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29 Wonderful Books by Kyle Lukoff, Tae Keller, and More | Web Starred Reviews, March 2026

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By Terry Hong
| School Library Journal
Loops by Jashar (Awan) ©2026 by Jashar Awan PICTURE BOOKS Awan, Jashar. Loops. S. & S. CHRISTIE, Morgan. Grandma, Cho Cho and Me. illus. by Paulica Santos. Groundwood. LEUNG, Julie. Navigating Night. illus. by Angie Kang. Random/Anne Schwartz. MCBRIDE, Amber. Magick Hoodoo Child. illus. by Violeta Encarnación. HarperCollins. PARK, Miran. Everything Is Music. tr. from Korean by Paige Aniyah Morris. Blue Dot Kids. PFISTER, Marcus. My Friend the Paintbrush: The Colorful World of Marcus Pfister. tr.
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Listen to These 19 Audiobooks in Honor of Southwest Asian and North African Heritage Month

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By Terry Hong
| School Library Journal
In addition to being Arab American Heritage Month, April is also SWANA Heritage Month. These audiobook selections include titles by award-winning Daniel Nayeri, Jasmine Warga, Adib Khorram, and more. In addition to being Arab American Heritage Month, April is also SWANA Heritage Month. SWANA—South West Asia and North Africa—is a term first coined in the 1990s to decolonize Eurocentric vocabulary.
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The One and Only Rumi

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By Terry Hong
| School Library Journal
Gr 1-3–From the opening title, Shah’s richly sonorous voice announces Rumi with gravitas. Before he was the beloved poet, he was Muhammad, a boy who began his mornings with the beautiful sound of the birds. “The quieter you become,” he thought, “the more you are able to hear.” That peace is truncated by Genghis Khan’s Mongol invasion, forcing Muhammad and his family to flee. Despite the arduous journey, the boy finds joy in the singing birds, his father’s music, and his mother’s laughter.
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