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Alexandra Diaz
This is a tense journey story centred on two cousins seeking a chance to make their own choices. Jaime’s drawing gives him a personal connection to home as the journey changes what it means to him.
Elizabeth Honey
A cross-generational mystery unfolds through Henni’s investigation and emails with Leo. Alongside puzzles and friendship, the book examines migration, prejudice, belonging and the pressure placed on people whose home is questioned.
Carla Torres
Choose this for a lively introduction to friendship across backgrounds, immigration and language. Expect a parade of character introductions, bright detailed illustrations and memorable sayings more than a sustained adventure.
Rashmi Sirdeshpande
A broad, illustrated introduction to Asia, organised by region and topic. Children can dip into maps, history, culture, wildlife, landmarks and notable people, then follow connections to migration, global culture, technology and the future.
Grahame Baker-Smith
This is a visually expansive migration story that links a child, a swift and distant places. It offers a gentle narrative alongside ideas about seasons, wind, landscapes and the continuity of life.
Ayaan Mohamud
This is an emotionally layered YA novel about two Muslim Somali girls whose difficult family circumstances bring them together. Its central movement is from resentment and isolation towards understanding, with school, faith, culture and community shaping their experiences.
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