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Dive into a handpicked collection of books designed to ignite your curiosity, broaden your perspectives, and provide hours of enjoyment.

by Angela Murray (Anthology Editor) , Eva-Maria Tebano Ahlquist (Anthology Editor) , Maria McKenna (Anthology Editor) , Mira Debs (Anthology Editor)

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Montessori Education

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Montessori Education explores Montessori’s legacy, tracing its history, key writings, pedagogy, and global impact. Covering topics like social justice, inclusion, and multilingualism, this comprehensive resource is written by experts from over 20 countries.

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by Scott Doorley and Carissa Carter

Assembling Tomorrow

Assembling Tomorrow examines how design tools can fix past mistakes and shape a better future. It delves into the intangible forces behind today's challenges and offers actionable steps to shift perspectives and seize opportunities. The book also features speculative fiction illustrating potential futures if changes aren’t made.

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by Dr. Bettina Love

Punished For Dreaming

In Punished for Dreaming, Dr. Bettina Love examines how Reagan-era policies fueled the criminalization of Black children through school policing, closures, and defunding. She exposes how these so-called reforms reinforced systemic racism, disproportionately harming Black students while benefiting private interests. Through the voices of 25 Black Americans, the book traces four decades of educational injustice and, with insights from economists, proposes reparations as a path toward true educational transformation.

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by Christopher Emdin George Sirrakos Jr.

Between the World and the Urban Classroom

This book explores how urban classrooms reflect broader societal issues, drawing from John Dewey’s ideas. Through nine critical essays, it examines oppression, equity, and access in education, using real-world events to challenge assumptions and deepen understanding. Grounded in critical race theory and culturally relevant pedagogy, it equips educators and students with tools to analyze and disrupt systemic injustices in schools and society.

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by K. Kia Bunseki Fu-Kiau

Kindezi: The Kongo Art of Babysitting

The authors highlight the significance of Kindezi, an African tradition of communal caregiving. This practice fosters unity, benefiting both children and society by creating strong, connected communities.

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Seeing the unseen involves becoming aware of what we're overlooking. The goal is to be honest about what we're missing and to actively seek out those blind spots.

— Carissa Carter