Books with author Westridge Young Writers Workshop

Written by kids for kids, this exploration of the African-American heritage discusses the history, food, celebrations, art, dance, music, stories, heroes and heroines, and experiences of African Americans. Original.

Written by kids in the fourth and fifth grades, these fifty compositions cover topics ranging from history, festivals, and cuisine to heroes, music, dress, and language. Composed during a summer writers' workshop in Denver, the young authors represent several cultural origins. Illustrations.

Children in a writing workshop describe the lives of ten young people with special needs, including a boy with fetal alcohol syndrome, a girl with cerebral palsy, and a boy with dyslexia

Presents writings by schoolchildren on six different Western and Midwestern Native American families and how they preserve their distinctive heritage, including their history, traditional customs, legends, foods, and crafts

Presents writings by students in grades three to seven on topics of Japanese American culture, including sports, cooking, history, and art.

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