What Do I Read Next? Multicultural Literature 1

by Gale Group

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This volume focuses on fiction with a multi-cultural theme. Of the 1500 entries, about 40 per cent cover African American literature, 15 per cent Asian American literature, and 15 per cent Native North American literature. Books for children, young adults and adults are included.

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This book hails from the era when multiculturalism was a predominant force in education and publishing. There are entries for 1,400 titles organized alphabetically by author. Although dated, this resource is useful for located books on specific cultures. (

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