Made in China
Your presentation was fascinating and your book will be my primary resource for our China unit. . . Thank you, not only for your lecture, but for writing a book that students will love to read.
Cris Barry, sixth grade teacher California
Breaking down ethnic and cultural barriers by informing young readers about Chinese scientific thought and inventions, Made in China, provides a view of science and history from a vantage point seldom mentioned in books or classrooms. Midwest Book Review
The Cherokee I think the book is EXCELLENT, and one of the best I have seen for children. Lisa Stopp, member, Cherokee Nation |
Piñatas and Smiling Skeletons
As multiculturalism becomes a reality . . . It’s good that children have access to books like this one that are both intelligent and fun to read, neither weighted down with the dreary stereotypes of previous decades nor oppressively P.C. This is a happy book. From New Mission News Review
Celebrating Los Días de Los Muertos Teacher Workshop Suzanne Williams and her guests share a culturally rich workshop well worth attending. . . Each time I attend one of the sessions I learn more to share with my high school students. Joanne Dunnican, High School English Teacher, Nevada
From the Pacific Science Center, Seattle, WA
Everyone really enjoyed the presentation from your book and your rapport with the children was great! . . . The workshop activities were interesting, educational and fun for our visitors—a good hands on scientific experience.
Heather Whitehill, Special Events Coordinator |
The Inuit Suzanne completed an excellent book on Inuit culture. . . Due to our geographical location, we are not always so fortunate to receive writers like Suzanne who are not only willing to come into the community but to learn from its inhabitants as well. . . Suzanne is not someone who merely gives what she is doing “lip service.” She has proven that she will come through for our students. A rather refreshing attitude!
Bev Hill, Principal Nunavut, Canada |