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We Need Diverse Books is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit revolutionizing what we read to create a world where everyone can find themself in the pages of a book. 🔗 bio.site/WeNeedDiverseBooks
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 6d
🔔 Apply for a Walter Dean Myers Grant today!

The Walter Dean Myers Grant program was established to provide grants of $2,000 each to promising diverse writers and illustrators who are currently unpublished. Follow the 🔗 below (also in our bio) to apply ⬇️

💻 bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp
Blue graphic with a bright pink box at the top that says, “Apply Today!” Beneath that, in all caps are the words “Walter Grants” followed by a brief description that says, “WNDB’s Walter Dean Myers Grants provide promising unpublished writers and illustrators $2000 to support their career development” To the left of the text is an illustration of a person with long black hair sitting at a desk and writing in a word doc. At the bottom of the graphic are the dates “October 1st through October 31st,” denoting the application period for Walter Grant applications. In the bottom right hand corner of the graphic is a light green box containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form. Blue graphic displaying a mock-up internet browser window. At the top of the window is a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form for WNDB’s Walter Grants. Beneath that, the mock-up browser window is titled “About Walter Grants” and contains the following description: “The Walter Dean Myers Grant provides a financial boost to promising writers and illustrators from diverse backgrounds who are currently unpublished. Each grantee receives $2000 to hone their craft and support their career development. The Walter Grant can be used in a variety of ways, from attending conferences to purchasing new writing devices to covering childcare.”
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 18h
A portion of every purchase goes to support We Need Diverse Books as we continue our mission to diversify the publishing industry and support marginalized creatives — including those who disproportionately experience book banning due to their diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 18h
Our ability to read freely matters this #BannedBooksWeek — and beyond.

Show your support for banned books and the freedom to read all year long with our new Bonfire designs! Available as ringer tees, unixsex tees, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, and more!

🛍️ bit.ly/WNDB-store
Light blue graphic titled “New Bonfire Apparel”. Beneath is a subtitle that says, “Show Your Support for the Freedom to Read!” Underneath the title and subtitle are three photo frames showing new Bonfire designs available for purchase in the We Need Diverse Books Bonfire storefront. From left to right, the pieces of apparel shown are a dark navy blue crewneck sweatshirt that says, “Read Banned Books” with an illustration of small book stack at the top, a light blue cotton t-shirt that says, “Read Freely” in multi-colored lettering, and a short sleeve navy ringer tee with orange accents at the collar and shirt sleeves that says “Read Banned Books”. On the right-hand side of the graphic is a yellow starburst illustration containing the words, “On sale now!” At the bottom of the graphic is a white horizontal stripe that says “Shop now” with a right-facing arrow pointing to the URL “bit.ly/WNDB-store”, which will redirect folks to the WNDB Bonfire storefront where they can purchase these d
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 1d
To aid folks in their ongoing education regarding the nature of book bans and censorship this #BannedBooksWeek (and beyond), we’re giving away a bundle of nonfiction and fiction books about the ongoing fight against book bans!

Check out our post on Instagram to enter ⬇️

📷 bit.ly/47dZjvJ
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Bookshop.org @bookshop.org · 2d
#BannedBooksWeek is the perfect time to add a challenged book (or two) to your shelf. We’re partnering with @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social to offer you 20% off select challenged titles from now until October 19: bookshop.org/info/banned-...
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 6d
🌟 Asian diaspora creatives and trans/nonbinary creatives are especially encouraged to apply!

Many thanks to Dav and Sayuri Pilkey for sponsoring Walter Grants for Asian diaspora creators in honor of the one and only Ellen Oh!

💻 bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp
Blue graphic with bold blue text at the center that says “Applications Open!” Above that is a light blue rectangular box that says, “Walter Grants” and beneath is another light blue rectangular box that says “October 1st through October 31st”. At the bottom is a search bar graphic containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form. There are white flowers, dots, and stars decorating the border of the graphic.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 6d
Full eligibility guidelines and an FAQ are available on our website.

📅 Accepting applications between October 1st - October 31st, 2025*
*Submission window will close on October 31st at 11:59 PM EST

💻 bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp
Blue graphic displaying a mock-up internet browser window. At the top of the window is a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form for WNDB’s Walter Grants. Beneath that, the mock-up browser window is titled “Eligibility Guidelines” and contains the following five bullet points: 1) Applicants must identify as diverse, as per WNDB’s definition of diversity. 2) Applicants must be unpublished as illustrators and/or authors (including trade publishing and self-publishing). 3) Applicant must be working toward a career as a children’s author and/or illustrator. 4) Applicant must be a U.S. resident or a refugee living in the States. 5) Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Blue graphic displaying a mock-up internet browser window. At the top of the window is a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form for WNDB’s Walter Grants. Beneath that, the mock-up browser window is titled “About the Application” and contains the following description: Visit the link above (or the WNDB website) to apply. Applications will be open from October 1st through October 31st. Applicants can expect to submit either a 10-page writing sample or illustration portfolio for consideration. In addition, there are a few short response questions about the submitted work and how applicants intend to use the grant money to further their career.”
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 6d
🔔 Apply for a Walter Dean Myers Grant today!

The Walter Dean Myers Grant program was established to provide grants of $2,000 each to promising diverse writers and illustrators who are currently unpublished. Follow the 🔗 below (also in our bio) to apply ⬇️

💻 bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp
Blue graphic with a bright pink box at the top that says, “Apply Today!” Beneath that, in all caps are the words “Walter Grants” followed by a brief description that says, “WNDB’s Walter Dean Myers Grants provide promising unpublished writers and illustrators $2000 to support their career development” To the left of the text is an illustration of a person with long black hair sitting at a desk and writing in a word doc. At the bottom of the graphic are the dates “October 1st through October 31st,” denoting the application period for Walter Grant applications. In the bottom right hand corner of the graphic is a light green box containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form. Blue graphic displaying a mock-up internet browser window. At the top of the window is a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/WalterGrantsApp”, which will direct folks to the application form for WNDB’s Walter Grants. Beneath that, the mock-up browser window is titled “About Walter Grants” and contains the following description: “The Walter Dean Myers Grant provides a financial boost to promising writers and illustrators from diverse backgrounds who are currently unpublished. Each grantee receives $2000 to hone their craft and support their career development. The Walter Grant can be used in a variety of ways, from attending conferences to purchasing new writing devices to covering childcare.”
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 7d
📅 Applications close January 15th, 2026*

*NOTE: Applications will AUTOMATICALLY CLOSE once we receive 1,000 submissions. Don't be left behind! Once your application is done, HIT SUBMIT!

💻 bit.ly/CWA2026
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 7d
Visit the Penguin Random House U.S. Creative Writing Awards webpage to apply. Full application and eligibility details are also available on this page.

💻 bit.ly/CWA2026
Orange promotional graphic titled “Where to Apply”. Beneath is body text that says, “Visit the Penguin Random House U.S. Creative Writing Awards webpage to apply. Full application and eligibility details are also available on this page.” There is a black arrow pointing down to a mock-up computer monitor displaying the landing page for the 2026 Creative Writing Awards. At the top of the page is a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/CWA2026”, which will redirect folks to the application page containing full details. In the bottom right hand corner there is a yellow starburst shape that says, “Apply today!”
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 7d
Penguin Random House is thrilled to introduce the inaugural Chinua Achebe Award for Freedom of Expression!
Orange promotional graphic titled “A New Award!” There is the following description: “Penguin Random House is thrilled to introduce the inaugural Chinua Achebe Award for Freedom of Expression! Book bans are on the rise in America, limiting the kinds of books young people can access. Penguin Random House and We Need Diverse Books believe books change lives, and that everyone deserves to see themselves in a book. The writing prompt for the Chinua Achebe Award for Freedom of Expression asks young writers to consider the effects of book bans, the power of books and stories, and share about a banned book that profoundly impacted or changed their lives.” At the bottom of the graphic is an illustration of a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/CWA2026”, which will redirect folks to the application page containing full details.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 7d
For more than 30 years, the Penguin Random House Creative Writing Awards have awarded more than $3 million dollars to public high school students for their original compositions.

💻 bit.ly/CWA2026
Orange promotional graphic titled “Additional Details”. There is the following description: “For more than 30 years, the Penguin Random House Creative Writing Awards have awarded more than $3 million dollars to public high school students for their original compositions. In addition to scholarships, Penguin Random House hosts a virtual development week for the Creative Writing Awards winners each summer that includes one-on-one virtual meetings with Penguin Random House editors, networking workshops, a panel about career opportunities in publishing, and fireside chats with Penguin Random House authors. The week concludes with a virtual awards ceremony.” At the bottom of the graphic is an illustration of a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/CWA2026”, which will redirect folks to the application page containing full details.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 7d
🚨 Applications for Penguin Random House's 2026 #CreativeWritingAwards are NOW OPEN!

Seniors from U.S. public high schools can apply today to win $10,000 in scholarship funds. Application and scholarship details can be found at the website below ⬇️

💻 bit.ly/CWA2026
Orange promotional graphic titled “Scholarship Opportunity!” Body text beneath the title text says, “Penguin Random House in partnership with We Need Diverse Books is offering six U.S. high school seniors $10,000 writing scholarships!” To the right of the text is a black and white illustration of a young student writing in a spiral notebook. There’s also a light orange starburst graphic that says, “Apply Today!” At the bottom of the graphic are the logos for Penguin Random House, the Creative Writing Awards, and We Need Diverse Books. Orange promotional graphic titled “About the CWAs”. There is the following description: “Penguin Random House is partnering with We Need Diverse Books for the 2026 Creative Writing Awards—featuring the newly-named Chinua Achebe Award for Freedom of Expression! Six first-place $10,000 prizes will be awarded in the categories of: the Chinua Achebe Freedom of Expression Award, the Amanda Gorman Award for Poetry, the Maya Angelou Award for Spoken Word, the Michelle Obama Award for Memoir, and the James Baldwin Award for Fiction. In recognition of the Creative Writing Awards previously being centered in New York City, the competition will award an additional first-place prize to the top entrant from the NYC area.” At the bottom of the graphic is an illustration of a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/CWA2026”, which will redirect folks to the application page containing full details.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 8d
Today is the last day to apply for a 2026 WNDB Mentorship!

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorships
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · Sep 2
🔔 Now accepting 2026 Mentorship applications!

Want to participate in our annual Mentorship Program, where we pair emerging writers & illustrators from diverse backgrounds with experienced professionals in the field? Visit the link below (🔗 also in bio) to apply today!

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorships
Light yellow graphic titled “2026 Mentorship Applications Now Open!” Beneath the title text is an illustration of a light-skinned person with shoulder-length brown hair sitting at a desk with a notebook open in their lap and their desktop computer showing screens full of emails and word documents. At the bottom is a search bar graphic containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application. Light yellow graphic titled “About the Mentorship Program.” Beneath the title text is a mock-up internet browser window, with the search bar at the top containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application. The program description in the browser says, “The WNDB Mentorship Program aims to support writers and illustrators by pairing them with an experienced professional in the field. Our mentors work one-on-one with a mentee and their completed draft of a manuscript over the course of a calendar year, offering advice to improve craft and to better understand the publishing industry. For 2026, WNDB is offering fifteen mentorships split amongst the following categories: Picture Book Text (PB), Middle Grade (MG), Young Adult (YA); and Illustration (IL).”
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#DVpit - Diverse Voices Pitch @dvpit.bsky.social · 9d
Today is #PreDV, the pitch practice event before #DVpit! Post your pitch drafts with #preDV from 8AM-8PM ET

Post as many pitches or revisions as you need feedback on!

Provide feedback for other participants on their pitches & make new friends!

more info at dvpit.carrd.co #writersky
#PreDV September 29, 2025 from 8AM-8PM ET Practice your #DVpit pitches using #preDV! Give fellow #DVpit hopefuls feedback on their pitches. Got o dvpit.carrd.co for more info
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
Engage and follow to discover more diverse titles like this!
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
📖 Adult books with d/Deaf representation
Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Adult” and displays six book covers for adult books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “True Biz” by Sara Nović, “The Loudest Silence” by Olivia Janae, “Chattering” by Louise Stern, “Hearing Maud” by Jessica White, “Sounds Like Home” by Mary Herring Wright, and “Being Seen” by Elsa Sjunneson. Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Adult” and displays six book covers for adult books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “Everyone Here Spoke Sign Language” by Nora Ellen Groce, “The Language of Home” by Raymond Luczak, “Vibrant Mosaic” by John B. Christiansen, “Empowerment and Black Deaf Persons”, “The Evidence is Life” by Anne E. Pfister, and “Photographic Memories” by Willy Conley.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
📖 Young adult books with d/Deaf representation
Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Young Adult” and displays six book covers for young adult books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “Give Me a Sign” by Anna Sortino, “On the Bright Side” by Anna Sortino, “The Sunbearer Trials” by Aiden Thomas, “The Whispering Dark” by Kelly Andrew, “The Silence Between Us” by Alison Gervais, and “You’re Welcome, Universe” by Whitney Gardner. Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Young Adult” and displays five book covers for young adult books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “The Loudest Silence” by Sydney Langford, “Someone to Daydream About” by Sydney Langford, “The Dark Days of Hamburger Halpin” by Josh Berk, “Impossible Music” by Sean Williams, and “I Hear the Sunspot” by Yuki Fumino.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
📖 Middle grade books with d/Deaf representation
Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Middle Grade” and displays seven book covers for middle grade books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “El Deafo” by Cece Bell, “Show Me a Sign” by Ann Clare LeZotte, “Set Me Free” by Ann Clare LeZotte, “The Tea Dragon Festival” by Kay O’Neill, “Song for a Whale” by Lynne Kelly, “Hear Me” by Kerry O’Malley Cerra, and “Macy McMillan and the Rainbow Goddess” by Shari Green.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
📖 Picture books with d/Deaf representation
Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Picture Books” and displays four book covers for picture books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “Moses Sees a Play” by Isaac Millman; “Jack Signs”! by Karen Hardwicke & Amanda Walker; “The Deaf Musicians” by Pete Seeger, Paul DuBois Jacobs, & Gregory Christie; and “Listen by Shannon Stocker” and Devon Holzwarth. Light orange graphic with a border made up of orange, blue, green, and gold blocks. The graphic is titled “Picture Books” and displays five book covers for picture books that contain d/Deaf representation. The titles shown are: “Boy” by Phil Cummings & Shane Devries; “Dachy’s Deaf” by Jack Hughes; “Dancing Hands” by Joanna Que, Charina Marquez, & Fran Alvarez; “Hands and Hearts” by Donna Jo Napoli & Amy Bates; and “Butterfly on the Wind” by Adam Pottle & Ziyue Chen.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 9d
It’s still #DeafAwarenessMonth, a time for celebrating the d/Deaf community and shining a light on how the world can be more d/Deaf-inclusive!

Here are nearly 40 titles with d/Deaf representation for you to check out this September — or any time of year 📚💞
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Cynthia Leitich Smith (Indigenous Books for Young Readers) @cynleitichsmith.bsky.social · 14d
IndigenousReadsRising.com shines a light on Black Native and Freedmen representation in books for young readers!

Features include bibliographies for all age markets of young readers. Plus an article offering information and recommendations for further study on Freedmen is available in Resources.
Indigenous Reads Rising; Highlighting Freedmen and Black Native Representation in Children's Literature: Photos of Pasha Westbrooke, Madelyn Goodnight, and cover of their book BRAIDED ROOTS Indigenous Reads Rising; Highlighting Freedmen and Black Native Representation in Children's Literature: Photos of Nikki Grimes, Stacy Wells, EB Lewis, and cover of their book STRONGER THAN Indigenous Reads Rising; Highlighting Freedmen and Black Native Representation in Children's Literature: Photos of Tasha Spillet and Salini Perera, and cover of their book BEAUTIFUL YOU, BEAUTIFUL ME Indigenous Reads Rising; Highlighting Freedmen and Black Native Representation in Children's Literature: Photos of Kevin Noble Maillard, Juana Martinez-Neal, and cover of their book FRY BREAD: A NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILY STORY
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 15d
Want to discover more lists and resources like this? Be sure to check out Common Sense Media for more comprehensive reviews and guides for books, movies, TV, video games, and social media!

📚 bit.ly/HiddenGemPicks
Green graphic displaying a mock-up internet browser, and the browser window is showing a web page on the Common Sense Media website titled “Hidden Gems: Picks by We Need Diverse Books”. At the top of the graphic, black body text says, “Find more information on all these titles as well as age-based ratings and reviews from Common Sense Media at the web page below!” The search bar in the internet browser contains the URL “bit.ly/HiddenGemPicks”, which will redirect folks to the Common Sense Media website.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 15d
💎 Hidden gem young adult books: “The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea” by Maggie Tokuda-Hall
Green graphic titled “Hidden Gem Young Adult” and featuring one picture book title from Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books’ “Hidden Gem” book list. The title featured on this slide is “The Mermaid, the Witch, and the Sea” by Maggie Tokuda-Hall. Beneath the book cover is the following description: In a world divided by colonialism and threaded with magic, a desperate orphan turned pirate and a rebellious imperial lady find a connection on the high seas. At the bottom of the graphic, overlaid on top of a white stripe are the logos for Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 15d
💎 Hidden gem young adult books: “The No-Girlfriend Rule” by Christen Randall
Green graphic titled “Hidden Gem Young Adult” and featuring one picture book title from Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books’ “Hidden Gem” book list. The title featured on this slide is “The No-Girlfriend Rule” by Christen Randall. Beneath the book cover is the following description: A queer romance about a teen girl whose foray into fantasy tabletop roleplaying brings her new confidence, true friends, and a shot at real, swoon-worthy love. At the bottom of the graphic, overlaid on top of a white stripe are the logos for Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books.
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We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · 15d
💎 Hidden gem young adult books: “Furia” by Yamile Saied Méndez
Green graphic titled “Hidden Gem Young Adult” and featuring one picture book title from Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books’ “Hidden Gem” book list. The title featured on this slide is “Furia” by Yamile Saied Méndez. Beneath the book cover is the following description: A powerful contemporary YA story set in Argentina, about a rising soccer star who must put everything on the line—even her blooming love story—to follow her dreams. At the bottom of the graphic, overlaid on top of a white stripe are the logos for Common Sense Media and We Need Diverse Books.
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