Joyful, inclusive stories made with care and cultural intention.
When a child gets sick, their body isn't broken — it's fighting back. A funny, read-aloud picture book that turns being sick into an adventure kids can understand. Still being illustrated by Taiye Okoh — take a peek at the early sketches.
While most books on this subject use storytelling, this work centres on practical steps and turns hair washing into an interactive experience. Combining rhyming and vibrantly illustrated steps, it teaches little ones (and their caretakers) why we need to wash our hair and how to do it.
A follow up to Wash Day. This time our curlfriend is ready for an extra special style and goes to the hair salon, but first marvels at all the possibilities in the aisles of her local beauty supply.
When others make unkind comments about their curly hair, kids need a brave voice to respond with self-assurance. My Day teaches children to stand up for themselves and others, with kindness and confidence.
A gentle, empowering picture book that helps children navigate shyness and social overwhelm. A young child learns to use "sparkles" — nonverbal tools like a wave, a spin, or a whisper smile — to connect with others in their own way.
« La Licorne la plus scintillante » est un album jeunesse doux et inspirant qui aide les enfants à surmonter leur timidité et le sentiment d'être submergés par les interactions sociales.
This enchanting colouring book invites children of all ages to embrace their curls in their own unique way, colouring and personalising the experience to reflect their own style.
A calming and interactive bedtime book that guides little ones through a relaxing wind-down routine, with a bedtime checklist, soothing text, and gentle touch meditation. Ages 3–6.
A reassuring picture book that helps children navigate emotions through the metaphor of surfing — feelings, like waves, are always coming and going.