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Global Children's Literature Database

This is one of the three major products that will come out of the Food and Culture project. 

Reading literature authored by people in many different countries will provide students with rich multicultural experiences and will be a powerful tool in developing students' global competencies.

Participating teachers are asked to recommend a minimum of three excellent titles for the Childrens' Literature Database.  Our goal is to build a rich reservoir of children's literature from every culture.

Submit your Children's Literature Recommendations here.
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