Social Justice Book Club
Did you know 2-4 year old kids
internalize racial bias! Start the conversation NOW! Social Justice Book Bundle
Available for checkout St. Louis Park Library 
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How to check out the Social Justice Book Bundle
Easy as 1, 2, 3 !
Easy as 1, 2, 3 !
Check out the book bundle from the St. Louis Park Library.
1. Request the book bundle online > https://bit.ly/3HhiIMD There may be a waiting list. The library will email you when it is your turn to check out the book bundle. https://www.hclib.org/about/borrowing - borrowing.
2. Check out > Go to the St. Louis Park Library’s front desk to check out the book bundle with your library card. https://www.hclib.org/about/library-cards.
3. Return when you are done > Please return the book bundle to the front desk within three weeks. Please do not use the book drop. Help > Do you need help picking up or returning the book bundle? Contact the LWVSLP at [email protected] and we will pick up and/or return the material for you.
1. Request the book bundle online > https://bit.ly/3HhiIMD There may be a waiting list. The library will email you when it is your turn to check out the book bundle. https://www.hclib.org/about/borrowing - borrowing.
2. Check out > Go to the St. Louis Park Library’s front desk to check out the book bundle with your library card. https://www.hclib.org/about/library-cards.
3. Return when you are done > Please return the book bundle to the front desk within three weeks. Please do not use the book drop. Help > Do you need help picking up or returning the book bundle? Contact the LWVSLP at [email protected] and we will pick up and/or return the material for you.
The Social Justice Book Project brought to us by the St. Louis Park Library was a great way to teach young children about the different shades of our skin; how all colors of our skin is beautiful. The books they provided are wonderful gifts and really do a great job of explaining what racism is and provoked conversation and concern among our students. They loved the activities that really challenged the them to examine their skin and discuss all of their different features but to also discuss many ways they are the same and realize everyone should be treated the same!
Emily Harris
(Towerlight Childcare Center)
Brought to you by League of Women Voters St. Louis Park In partnership with Hennepin County St. Louis Park Public Library
