[Image description: Illustration from ‘The Wolf Birds,’ by Willow Dawson. Three wolves stand over a dead pack member lying in the snow, as a rabbit watches from afar.] Death-positive basics …

[Image Description: R2 celebrates his third birthday by eating a rainbow cake covered in butterfly decorations while wearing his  blue butterfly wings.] In this post: A running collection of our …

This post on the Sikh identity in children’s books contains excepts from Navjot Kaur, author and Founder of Saffron Press. “I Felt Invisible” Despite years of rejections, I believed our …

[Image description: Illustration from All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold & Suzanne Kaufman. Children of various races and faiths pointing to locations on a world map.] If you’re nervous about …

[Featured Image Description: Book cover for ‘Lila and the Crow’] Every day, I see comments from friends, family, and even readers like this: “I’m waffling between educating my white kids …

[Featured Image description: An illustration from The Princess And The Pony, by Kate Beaton, featuring a multiracial family with a brown-skinned mom with black hair, light-skinned blonde dad, and reddish-brown-skinned …

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[Image description: A multiracial & transracial family of three with two-mothers and their infant cuddle and play on a picnic blanket. From an interior page from Littles And How They …

[Image Description: Illustration from an inner page of ‘What’s My Superpower?’ by Aviaq Johnston & Tim Mack] In this post: Shame-free children’s books celebrating single mothers. Posts may contain affiliate …

[Featured Image Description: Book cover for ‘King For A Day.’] This is the third in a four-part series on disability in children’s books: In this post, you’ll find stories starring disabled …

[Featured Image Description: Book cover for ‘Why Johnny Doesn’t Flap.’] This is the second of a four-series post. In this post: Books that break stereotypes about disabilities & how to …

[Image: Cover from ‘Noni Speaks Up’ by Heather Hartt-Sussman & Geneviève Côté] In this post: Anti-Racism For Beginners 201: Picture books for the youngest generation of upstanders and civil rights …