My Life Matters - Gibson, Erika J.
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Looking for a POWERFUL children's book to jumpstart conversations about self-pride, social justice and equality? This is it! My Life Matters is a beautifully, illustrated book that includes important messages to educate and build confidence with children from all races, ethnicities and self-identities. Follow the journey of siblings Aiyden and Aliyah, as they learn valuable lessons from their parents about their history, culture, and fighting for justice, equality, and unity. Aiyden and Aliyah engage in meaningful experiences, such as visiting museums. They also have powerful conversations…mehr

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Looking for a POWERFUL children's book to jumpstart conversations about self-pride, social justice and equality? This is it! My Life Matters is a beautifully, illustrated book that includes important messages to educate and build confidence with children from all races, ethnicities and self-identities. Follow the journey of siblings Aiyden and Aliyah, as they learn valuable lessons from their parents about their history, culture, and fighting for justice, equality, and unity. Aiyden and Aliyah engage in meaningful experiences, such as visiting museums. They also have powerful conversations about social injustices, and even get to participate in marches in their community. By the end of this story, children will learn the most valuable lesson of all, that "My Life Matters!" Although this book is focused on the journey of children, the messages included are impactful for any reader.
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Autorenporträt
Erika J. Gibson is a children's book author, who has a passion for children and is an advocate for quality early childhood education. Erika earned a Master of Education degree in School Psychology from Howard University and has worked directly and indirectly with children and early care educators, where she noticed a lack of diversity in children's books and educational resources. Erika aims to diversify print literature one book at a time to empower, inspire, encourage, educate, and instill hope in all children.