Books schools don’t usually teach (but should)
Books that would help educate children about various important history topics, social justice issues, and people different from themselves (ie disabled, queer, or neurodivergent people).
Recommendations are always welcome! Fiction and nonfiction are fine. I would prefer more modern book recommendations. I’d love if you could explain your reasoning for recommending a bit!






Homeschooling While You're Deconstructing
This is a list for all ages of helpful books for education, homeschooling, and deconstructing your own worldviews with a focus on social justice and diversity. These titles are ones I have personal experience with. Many of the young reader editions have "adult" editions for deeper study.






Red Carpet Reading List from The Librarians
The documentary The Librarians won the Emmy for Exceptional Merit in Documentary Filmmaking at the 78th Emmy Awards. When Director/Producer Kim A. Snyder accepted the award, she was joined by 8 librarians featured in the film. Each librarian carried a banned book that personally impacted their lives. They designated these 8 books as their Red Carpet Reading List❤️






Young at Heart Book Club Reads
This is a complete list of books we've read for the Young at Heart Book Club that meets on the Baby Got Books Discord server. If you're interested in joining or following on social media, my link tree is here: https://linktr.ee/mhealey





