You Are Here
A gentle, inclusive affirmation of belonging that works well for read-alouds with diverse groups or individual children seeking validation.
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by Liza Ferneyhough
Picture book · ages 4–8 · 450L · 2022
A genuinely multicultural family story that avoids both exoticizing and flattening—Nina's two grandmothers feel like people, not cultural props, and the art quietly celebrates the everyday texture of a blended household.
Don't You Remember?
by Lucille Clifton
Picture book · ages 4–8 · 420L · 1973
Clifton's masterpiece—a quiet, Black domestic life that centers a child's inner experience with perfect linguistic clarity; the text teaches emotional and cognitive development, not through lesson but through genuine narrative.