Read Proud: Conversation Starters for Talking to Children About Gender and LGBTQ Topics
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh engages all of our communities in literacy and learning. Check out the titles below and ask your local librarian for more.
Funny & Sweet Picture Books
Sometimes you just need a picture book that makes you (and your kids) smile. Whether it’s a good laugh or a touching moment, when the story hits just the right note, it’s special.
Here to Help: Violence Surrounding Youth and Families
Young children are hyper aware of the world around them. Whether or not you and your family have been directly impacted by the incident of gun violence on April 17th, … Continued
Celebrate Earth Day Everyday
It’s never too early to start taking steps for a sustainable future. The titles on this list can serve as inspiration, spark conversation and spur action that children of all ages can partake in. If we all work together, we can see a brighter future that is sustainable for generations to come!
Here to Help: Books about Immigrant and Refugee Experiences
These books for young children explore a variety of immigrant and refugee experiences from different parts of the world.
Stories That Pop!
Here is a list of beautifully bold illustrated picture books that capitalize on color in a way that makes the stories pop!
Recommended by PittEd Justice Collective
The PittEd Justice Collective and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh aim to make information and resources available to those seeking to self-educate and engage in productive dialogue around systemic oppression and antiracism.
Celebrate Women’s History Month
This list showcases a few of the singers, artists, dancers, writers (and one zookeeper) who helped shape our culture. Check out their stories in these beautifully illustrated books.
To Vanessa, With Love
Neurodiversities refer to different ways people experience the world. Check out the following books to immerse yourself in children’s author, Vanessa Brantley-Newton’s kind and vibrant world.
Christian Robinson
Check out these books by children’s author/illustrator, Christian Robinson.