OverDrive is the leading digital reading platform for organizations worldwide. We are dedicated to “a world enlightened by reading” by delivering the industry’s largest catalog of ebooks, audiobooks, streaming video and magazines to a growing network of 50,000 partners in 78 countries. Now, the winter holidays are upon us again, the tree is still there, and it’s a bit sad that it’s not safe yet for the kids to charge in and redecorate it. But! As anyone who reads a lot of children’s books has already heard (repeatedly), decorations don’t make the holidays. The Children’s Room, rightfully, isn’t bustling with activity this year. But whether you’re planning virtual storytimes or seeking out great books for kids to enjoy at home, the stories we share with children still matter—and perhaps it’s more important this year than ever that we choose stories that will make them feel less alone. With that in mind, here are ten inclusive children’s holiday books to read this season. Any one of these titles will give some kids a welcome view of characters who look like them, and others a whole new way of looking at the winter holidays. Whichever the case, however, each title is sure to bear comfort and joy.
Inclusive Children’s Holiday Books
