What I See

The most important topics are often the hardest to discuss-Since the Pandemic we've all watched the rise in hate and violence toward Asians and Pacific Islanders with a sense of dread. This abhorrent behavior happens in view of our children as stories infiltrate social media, the news, and platforms like Youtube-it's impossible to escape the awful truth. It's time to talk to our children. This beautifully illustrated, lyrical book offers an important opportunity to ask questions, allow your child to reflect, and learn about this heavy topic. Parents and caregivers, you'll appreciate the note just for you as well as the sample questions and child-friendly definitions to assist this lesson. Build empathy. Encourage dialogue. Empower your child. It takes a village to squash racism and xenophobia-let's get started!