Ergebnis für "Angela" in Multikulturelle Geschichten

Julia Nam, a girl on the go in the pool or out in her community center, is back in this buoyant third book in the illustrated chapter book series Julia on the Go, for ages 7 and up. For fans of Mindy Kim and Jasmine Toguchi. Fresh off the Southwest Regional, The Vipers swim team is basking in...

Robert und die Kinder erkunden gemeinsam die Welt der Indianer. Sie erfahren, ob Indianer wirklich rote Haut haben, was man alles aus Bison machen kann und wie die Indianer wohnen. Ein Irokese erzählt vom Alltag der Waldindianer rund ums Jahr und erklärt, warum Indianer auch ohne Uhr und Kalender immer pünktlich sind. Aber das Leben der Indianer verlief nicht immer so friedlich. Wie es zum Krieg mit den Weißen kam und ob es heute noch Indianer gibt, erfahren die Zuhörer ebenfalls in diesem spannenden Hörabenteuer für kleine Bleichgesichter.

"Fliegender Fuß": Yakari begegnet dem Indianer Fliegender Fuß vom Stamm der Pawnee. Er ist der schnellste aller Läufer und überbringt Häuptling Kühner Blick eine Sternenkarte als Friedensgeschenk. Als Dank überreicht Yakaris Vater dem Boten im Gegenzug ein wunderschönes Pferd. Doch Fliegender Fuß reagiert zurückhaltend und nimmt das Pferd nur zögerlich an. Um der Sache auf den Grund zu gehen, bittet Kühner Blick Yakari, dem Boten zu folgen. Es dauert nicht lange, und der kleiner Sioux löst das Rätsel: Fliegender Fuß hat panische Angst vor Pferden. Aber Yakari hat eine Idee.

Regenbogen wendet sich an ihren Freund Yakari. Sie hat momentan die Aufsicht für das Tipi, in dem sich die Vorräte des Stammes befinden. In den letzten Tagen ist ihr aufgefallen, dass immer wieder getrocknete Fleischstücke daraus verschwinden. Jemand scheint sie gestohlen zu haben! Yakari verspricht zu helfen und legt sich mit Kleiner Donner auf die Lauer, um den Täter auf frischer Tat zu ertappen.

Gaby Ramirez Howard loves volunteering at the local animal shelter. She plays with the kittens, helps to obedience train the dogs, and writes adoption advertisements so the strays who live there can find their forever homes. Gaby has been feeling like a bit of a stray herself, lately. Her mother has recently been deported to Honduras and Gaby is stuck living with her inattentive dad. She's confident that her mom will come home soon so that they can adopt Gaby's favorite shelter cat together. When the cat's original owners turn up, Gaby worries that her plans are about to fall apart.

Lety Muñoz's first language is Spanish, and she likes to take her time putting her words together. She loves volunteering at the animal shelter because the dogs and cats there don't care if she can't always find the right words. When the shelter needs a volunteer to write animal profiles, Lety jumps at the chance. But classmate Hunter also wants to write profiles—so he devises a competition to determine the official shelter scribe. Whoever gets their animals adopted the fastest wins.

Allie Velasco wants to be a trailblazer. A trendsetter. A winner. Everyone in her family is special in some way—her younger sister is a rising TV star; her brother is a soccer prodigy; her great-grandfather is a Congressional Medal of Honor winner. With a family like this, Allie knows she has to make her mark or risk being left behind. When a prestigious school contest is announced, Allie has the perfect opportunity. There's just one small snag: her biggest competition is also her ex-best friend, Sara. Can Allie take top prize and win back a friend, or is she destined to lose it all?

Krista and Jason have been best friends since preschool. It never mattered that he was a boy with reddish-brown hair and she was the “Korean girl” at school. Now in fifth grade, everyone in their class is preparing their Heritage Month projects. Jason has always loved Krista’s Korean family, and particularly their cooking, but Krista is conflicted about being her school’s “Korean Ambassador”. She’s also worried about asking her intimidating grandma to teach the class how to make their traditional kimbap dish.

Fun family adventures at the beach and in an old mansion feature wild dolphins, a hundred-year-old diary, a pickleball tournament, and a wedding! Read all about American Girl's 2026 Girl of the Year, Raquel, in this all-new original novel! Raquel is excited about a big family reunion and wedding...

Maritza is Bolivian on her mother’s side, Mexican on her father’s side, and 100 percent American soccer player. She dreams of playing for the U.S. women’s soccer team and even coaching it one day. Her teammate Violeta has those dreams too, but she worries she may never reach them because...

Diez Espada―named after the jersey number of his soccer-obsessed father's favorite player, Lionel Messi―would rather be chasing clues than soccer balls. When the World Cup trophy disappears at a glitzy party in Miami, he's suddenly at the center of the most thrilling match of his life―a race to find the trophy before it's gone for good.

Diez Espada―cuyo nombre proviene del número de la camiseta de Lionel Messi, el jugador favorito de su padre, fanático del fútbol―prefiere buscar pistas que balones. Cuando la Copa del Mundo desaparece en medio de una ostentosa fiesta en Miami, el chico se ve repentinamente envuelto en el partido más emocionante de su vida: una carrera para encontrar el trofeo antes de que desaparezca para siempre.

Three months after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt ordered the incarceration of all Japanese and Japanese Americans living on the West Coast of the United States. Three photographers set out to document life at Manzanar, an incarceration camp in the California desert: Dorothea Lange, Toyo Miyatake, and Ansel Adams. Elizabeth Partridge and Lauren Tamaki weave together these photographers' images, firsthand accounts, and stunning original art to examine the history, heartbreak, and injustice of the Japanese American incarceration. 

Making mooncakes with Ah Ma for the Mid-Autumn Festival was the last day of Peijing's old life. Now, adapting to their new life in Australia, Peijing thinks everything will turn out okay for her family as long as they have each other - but cracks are starting to appear. Her little sister, Biju...

Julia and her swim team struggle with a new strict coach, but she is determined to make a big splash regardless in this buoyant chapter book for ages 7 and up. For fans of Mindy Kim and Jasmine Toguchi. Julia is dismayed to learn that Coach Marissa has to leave the Vipers swim team for an urgent...

Evan Park has always faced obstacles in getting his father's approval, but an actual obstacle race has some surprising results. A new middle-grade novel from the author of the critically acclaimed Peter Lee's Notes from the Field. Unlike his dad, Evan Park does not like team sports — no matter...

Temporarily sidelined from her swim team by an earache, Julia won't be kept down in this buoyant novel for ages 7 to 10 by acclaimed writer Angela Ahn. As a member of the Vipers Swim Team, Julia Nam's always in the pool. Mountainview Community Center is like her second home, not only because...

Heaven is the perfect name for the small Ohio town where 14-year-old Marley lives. Or at least she thought so until the fateful day when the mysterious letter arrived. Now her life has been turned upside down. Twelve years ago Momma chose to live in Heaven because she liked the name of the town and the white picket fences and the little schoolhouse by the river.

A celebration of self-expression and the power of using your voice, centering Black children, and exploring the many things they can do, create, and say to make their mark. Look around! Can you see? The many spaces, places, and ways to show the world all that you can be? From painting, music...

A New York Times Bestseller and #1 Indie Bestseller · A Bank Street Best Children’s Book of the Year · A School Library Journal Best Book of 2021 · Included in NPR’s 2021 Books We Love List · Featured in Forbes, Oprah Daily, The Cut, and Book Riot · Golden Poppy Book Award Winner ·...