Overview

Full Product Details

9781250854445

Table of Contents

Reviews

A 2024 Rise: A Feminist Book Project Selection ""Ehlert and Tu offer a primer on body neutrality...The illustrations include enough kinds of people, all shown as friendly, rounded, and smiling, that nearly all readers will be able to point at someone and say, ""That's like me!"" ...Honest, loving, and powerful."" -Kirkus (starred) ""The art is engaging and showcases the wide spectrum of fellow humans with varied, lively vignettes and spreads...This positive look at the differences we see and enjoy everywhere we look every day is an important viewpoint that should help children see differences that are to be celebrated in every corner of our world."" -School Library Journal (starred) ""Employing digestible, body-neutral text in this necessary read, Ehlert explains many ways that bodies can look and behave as they ""take us through the world."".. Via sometimes abstract, sometimes fully detailed illustrations, Tu's scribbly, thin-lined art depicts characters of various abilities, ages, body types, and skin tones."" -Publishers Weekly (starred)

"""Ehlert and Tu offer a primer on body neutrality...The illustrations include enough kinds of people, all shown as friendly, rounded, and smiling, that nearly all readers will be able to point at someone and say, ""That's like me!"" ...Honest, loving, and powerful."" -Kirkus (starred)"

"""Ehlert and Tu offer a primer on body neutrality...The illustrations include enough kinds of people, all shown as friendly, rounded, and smiling, that nearly all readers will be able to point at someone and say, ""That's like me!"" ...Honest, loving, and powerful."" -Kirkus (starred) ""The art is engaging and showcases the wide spectrum of fellow humans with varied, lively vignettes and spreads. The energetic art engages readers and makes the point that what makes an individual is not the appearance and equipment, but what one does with it...This positive look at the differences we see and enjoy everywhere we look every day is an important viewpoint that should help children see differences that are to be celebrated in every corner of our world."" -School Library Journal (starred)"

Author Information

Molli Jackson Ehlert grew up in Miami, Florida. Having grown up in a larger body, Molli knows firsthand the disrespect and lack of acceptance people face when they are seen as ""different"". Currently residing in West Orange, New Jersey, Molli is a mother to an active toddler she hopes will grow up with an open mind and an open heart. Lorian Tu is an author and illustrator of children's books, living in New England with her family. When she's not making art, she's probably exploring the forest and mountains, working in the garden, or making something yummy to eat and share.

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available