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Picture books tagged with: migration

Little Parachutes Gold Star Winner

The Day War Came

The Day War Came by Nicola DaviesA haunting, emotional story of a young refugee, this picture book could be a springboard for a conversation about kindness and tolerance. Encourages empathy.

Categories: Courage, Death & Bereavement, Kindness, Resilience / adaptability, Sadness
Tags: anxiety, diversity, fears, loss, migration, multicultural, prejudice, transition, trauma

Little Parachutes Gold Star Winner

The Suitcase

The Suitcase by Chris Naylor-BallesterosThis simple and powerful story about the arrival of a stranger could be a catalyst for exploring so many concepts and themes with young children: trust, curiosity, tolerance, hope, kindness, making amends, friendship, ‘doing the right thing’ and telling the truth to name just a few.

Categories: Acceptance & Inclusion, Being Different & Being Yourself, Courage, Curiosity & Creativity, Friendship & Getting Along, Gratitude, Kindness, Resilience / adaptability
Tags: appearance, change, co-operation, diversity, fears, friends, migration, multicultural, persistence, prejudice, sharing, transition

Little Parachutes Gold Star Winner

The Journey

The JourneyThis powerful story about a family's forced migration to a new country gives children the chance to empathise with people in difficult circumstances. It promotes greater understanding and respect for those with different origins and cultures. Children who are refugees themselves may recognise something of their own story here.

Categories: Being Different & Being Yourself, Courage, Moving House, Non-traditional Families
Tags: absence, anxiety, diversity, father, fears, gratitude, loss, migration, mother, multicultural, transition, violence

Here I Am

Here I amA hopeful story about making a new country feel like home, told through illustrations.

Categories: Comfort Objects, Courage, Moving House
Tags: friends, loneliness, migration, transition

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