The Children of the Tribes — A Multicultural Book for Children and Families
- Eva Wasserman-Margolis
- May 31
- 2 min read
A multicultural children's book for families and educators — stories of ancient tribes that speak to every child today.
Available on Amazon in hardcover, softcover, and Kindle editions.
About the Book
The Children of the Tribes is a beautifully illustrated book that brings the voices of children from ancient civilizations directly to today's young readers. Through twelve short stories, children from tribes across history — each with their own customs, landscapes, and wisdom — speak across time to share how their ancestors lived thousands of years ago.
It is a book about belonging, about wonder, and about the timeless threads that connect us all. Perfect for families and educators who believe that understanding where we come from helps us know who we are.
The Story Behind the Book
The Children of the Tribes was born from Eva's own story — a life shaped by a father who survived the Holocaust and a mother born in India, two people whose journeys across continents and through history instilled in her a deep reverence for memory, resilience, and the richness of human roots.
In this book, the innocent voices of children from ancient tribes speak directly to today's young readers and their parents, carrying forward stories of how their ancestors lived thousands of years ago. It is a book about belonging, about wonder, and about the timeless threads that connect us all.
A treasure for families and educators who believe that understanding where we come from helps us know who we are.
For Parents and Educators
The Children of the Tribes is an ideal resource for:
Multicultural and world history units in classrooms and homeschool settings
Opening conversations about cultural identity, heritage, and belonging with young children
Teaching resilience and the value of diversity through storytelling
Family reading time — stories short enough to share, deep enough to discuss
Libraries and elementary school collections focused on social-emotional learning
A Glimpse Inside
Get Your Copy
Available on Amazon in three formats:
Hardcover — a lasting addition to any home or classroom library
Softcover — perfect for everyday reading
Kindle — instant access for digital readers
Click here to find the book on Amazon: Buy The Children of the Tribes on Amazon
About the Author
Eva Wasserman-Margolis is an internationally recognized clarinet pedagogue, composer, and educator. Her work spans continents — from her teaching methods used by clarinetists worldwide to her clarinet compositions performed by artists in Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The Children of the Tribes represents her lifelong commitment to culture, memory, and the power of story.
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