Anti-Bias Children’s Book Calendar

Discover anti-bias and social justice children’s books for every day of the year. Now 40% off!

With my 2026 Anti-Bias Children's Book Calendar, get daily book recommendations to help you celebrate diverse identities and uplift social justice.

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Do the books on your shelves challenge stereotypes, celebrate diverse identities, and encourage children to speak up for justice?


Need fresh reading ideas for heritage celebrations, holidays, and historical moments?


Revamp your reading list using the 2026 Anti-Bias Children’s Book Calendar!

What’s Inside the Calendar?

Key dates in social justice history

Discover the history you’ve never heard of. Along with each social justice event you’ll find a corresponding children’s book to explore the topic.

Cross-cultural understanding

Fill your shelves with books that will reduce children’s biases against others who are different from them in terms of gender, race, religion, family makeup, physical ability, and more. 

Holidays from many cultures and faiths

Learn about Diwali, Rosh Hoshanah, Bodhi Day, Eid al-Fitr, and many other special days using the suggested kids’ books. 

Heritage month book recommendations that dive beneath the surface

From celebrations you’re likely already observing like Black History Month to ones you might not know about (Filipino Heritage Month, Arab American Heritage Month, Black Music Month, and more), the calendar has you covered with ideas for all ages.

Justice issues unpacked

Discover age-appropriate stories that help children understand issues including racism, sexism, anti-gay bias, ableism, and environmental damage, along with our power to make change in the face of injustice. 

Joyful representation

Explore dozens of light-hearted, joyful stories that provide joyful representation of kids whose identities are often marginalized by society.

Brave leaders for social change

Meet brave leaders, young and old, famous and little known, with biographies of people who have made change for their communities.


Download a free sample of the 2026 Anti-Bias Children’s Book Calendar


All books have a suggested age range, and are hyper-linked to full-descriptions on Bookshop.org, an online shop that benefits independent bookstores.


About Rebekah Gienapp

Rebekah Gienapp (she/her) is a writer, speaker, parenting coach, and religious educator. She is the author of Raising Antiracist Kids: An age-by-age guide for parents of white children. Her work has been featured by PBS Southern California, The Washington Post, Parenting Forward, Brownicity, and MLK50: Justice Though Journalism. 

A past co-host of Multicultural Children’s Book Day, Rebekah is a self-described children’s book nut who collected diverse children’s books for years before she had a family. Anti-bias children’s books were the center of the curriculum she created for Evergreen Presbyterian Church’s Peace Camp in 2019. 

Rebekah is ordained in the United Methodist Church, and lives with her family in Memphis, Tennessee.

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