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Why Our Books Are Different
Why Our Books Are Different
Created by parents with lived experience in adoption, surrogacy, and same-sex parenting
Address the gap where only 1% of children's books feature adoption themes
Provide vocabulary for complex emotions often left unaddressed
Distributed free through social worker networks
Margarita
Margarita
Princess Margarita, daughter of a king, captures a star for a brooch without permission. When caught, Jesus appears, allowing her to keep it, bringing joy to the kingdom. "A Margarita Debayle" is a masterpiece by Rubén Darío, a pinnacle of Modernism. He is hailed as the Prince of Letters and was a winner for the Nobel price for Literature.
Monika Döppert's illustrations bring a new dimension to the poem and have made of this edition a true classic.
Just Like Me
Just Like Me
When a young child finds a toy that feels “just like me”, they remember the wronging, comfort, and hope. Now, the child can pass that love on to their new friend.
Just Like Me is a tender story about adoption, family, and finding a place to belong. Full of gentle reassurance, it reminds young readers that every
heart deserves a home and a family to love them.
Nine Noisy Birds
Nine Noisy Birds
The celebrated and much loved Jess Stockham has written and illustrated this wonderful book that deals with belonging in the right home. An important message for adopted children funnily and beautifully executed.
At The North of the South
At The North of the South
A visual poem for Venezuelan exiles. This beautiful book is intended for those in exile to share their memories, culture, background and experiences with those around them.
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