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Seeing ourselves in picture books

July 3, 2019 By Miriam McKenney 2 Comments

Picture books can help you explore diversity with your kids. How do we know that we belong in the world? Seeing ourselves in books is a vital way to learn that we’re all beautiful in the eyes of our creator.

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Filed Under: Discipleship, Parenting, Spiritual Practices Tagged With: books, bookstores, diversity, kids, librarians, libraries, library, parents, picture books, reading

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