Marie Nguyen's Reviews > A Scarf for Keiko
A Scarf for Keiko
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bookshelves: friendship, picture-book, diversity, protagonist-asian-american, history
Aug 25, 2020
bookshelves: friendship, picture-book, diversity, protagonist-asian-american, history
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As an Asian American student myself I really enjoyed this book and how informative it was. It talked about topics such as diversity and racism in a way that children can understand and learn from. Children can really take in the lessons being told such as not judging someone based on their skin color. I liked how even a children's book can affect me and even make me connect to the characters. It made me sad how Keiko was a only a kid but still experienced racism from others. It teaches kindness and sympathy which I believe is an important lesson for children to learn and keep as they grow older.
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picture-book
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friendship
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And you're totally right. It's so sad that kids experience racism at such a young age. I hope that as multicultura..."
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And you're totally right. It's so sad that kids experience racism at such a young age. I hope that as multicultural books/books about diversity begin to permeate the world of children's literature, the younger generation will grow to be more open-minded and accepting of those who are different from themselves.