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Emma Otheguy is an author who writes about Latin American history and contemporary Latine identity for children. A Sled for Gabo, her first fiction picture book, is about a boy in a new town who discovers the joys of his first snowy day. @EmmaOtheguy
https://t.co/jiB3RF5XcY

Grace Lin wanted to be an ice skater when she grew up and drew many pictures of herself twirling and dancing on the ice. These drawings led her to her current career as a children’s book #author and #illustrator. Her stories celebrate and honor her Taiwanese roots. @pacylin #AAPI

Yesenia Moises is an Afro-Latina illustrator and author of “Stella’s Stellar Hair.” She enjoys depicting people of marginalized backgrounds in worlds where even ordinary life can be vibrant and full of wonder. #FemaleAuthorSpotlight @yeseniadraws https://t.co/zE1eIMxDjv

Joanna Ho is the author of "Eyes that Kiss in the Corners." The daughter of Taiwanese and Chinese immigrants, she became a writer to fill the gap she noticed in a lack of representation in children's books. #FemaleAuthorSpotlight @JoannaHoWrites https://t.co/cZSYbstjKZ

Did you hear? @AmeriCorps rebranded! While there may be a new look, we continue to get things done for America. #AmeriCorps #service

"#Picturebooks bring tremendous benefits to kids who are in the early stages of developing their reading skills. Illustrations offer invaluable tools to help kids build understanding, fluency, vocabulary and other foundational literacy skills." https://t.co/eLBlOXHqmO

We hope you're spending this gloomy Friday in good company! 📚
#FridayFeeling

Fall is back in session! Can’t wait for the leaves to start changing! Don’t you love it when you look out the window and all you can see is bright reds and yellows! #FridayFeeling

Yeah, I know the feeling. Have you found a reading position that works for you? #FridayFeeling

In these #kidlit books, authors use narrative and beautiful illustrations to share facts about the natural world with young readers:
https://t.co/DveUcFuzfq