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Uplift: AANHPI Kidlit News

Eight kidlit creators lift up Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander children's literature and culture.

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  1. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    Back to School Giveaways! (opens the original)

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    As people around the United States look forward to cooler temperatures that autumn promises, many students and educators head back to school. To celebrate (or ease the sting of) this transition, we authors of Uplift Kidlit are offering two book giveaway bundles on our Instagram page @upliftkidlit, so be sure to check out the details there! We are all available for school visits, both in person and virtually. Please check out our individual websites for more information.<div cl

  2. Issue · Aug 5, 2026

    Uplift: Some birthdays, an "action-packed" Author interview and Asian American stories with universal themes (opens the original)

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    Happy August from all of us at Uplift! Summer is fast winding to a close, but we can’t let it go by without wishing a happy birthday to two of our members, Dow Phumiruk and Lynnor Bontigao! We’re also excited to share this month an interview with author Kristen Mai Giang of ACTION JASMINE, educator Grace Choi’s fantastic resource of Asian American stories with universal themes any kid can relate to, and our usual upcoming events, book releases, and some great news. Enjoy, and don’t forget to che

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