Books About Mixed Heritage

The Best Mixed Heritage Books for Kids

By the Bookroo Editors

Looking for excellent children's books about mixed heritage? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.

Start with our editorial favorites, then browse recommendations organized by reading stage to find the right book for your reader.

Prairie Lotus
The Shortlist

Our 2 Favorite Books About Mixed Heritage

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Chapter Book · Ages 10–12 · 2020

Prairie Lotus

By Linda Sue Park

A girl faces prejudice while pursuing her dreams in 1880s America.

Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature Honor (2021)
260 pages· 45,167 words· Est. 5 hour read
4.3/5 Goodreads · 9,373 ratings
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Summary: In 1880, Hanna, a half-Asian girl, arrives in LaForge, dreaming of education and dressmaking. But the town's prejudice challenges her resolve. Can she change their hearts and find her place?
Chapter Book · Ages 6–9 · 2016

Isadora Moon Goes to School

A young vampire-fairy girl navigates her mixed heritage and decides which school to attend, ultimately choosing a human school over a fairy or vampire school.

128 pages· 6,547 words· Est. 1 hour read
4.2/5 Goodreads · 2,250 ratings
$14.99Save 7%
Summary: Isadora Moon is unlike any other child, being half-fairy and half-vampire. She adores both sunshine and the night, magic wands and black tutus. Now, her parents want her to start school, but Isadora faces a dilemma: should she attend fairy school or vampire school? As she navigates this decision, Isadora must embrace her unique identity and find where she truly belongs. Will she discover a place that celebrates her differences, or will she have to choose between two worlds? Join Isadora on her enchanting journey of self-discovery and adventure.
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