How We Love (a We Celebrate Book): A Board Book

From the ALA Stonewall Award-winning team Little Feminist comes a gorgeous photographic board book celebrating the many ways we can express love!

Love is listening even if there’s nothing to say.
Love is working to fix things and trying another way.

From award-winning indie publisher Little Feminist comes an engaging board book celebrating all the different ways love can be shown and enjoyed between friends, between siblings, and within many kinds of families (two moms, two dads, one parent, caretaker grandparents--it’s all love)!

Bright and sturdy, How We Love is the perfect companion to We Are Little Feminists: Families, the first board book to ever win the ALA Stonewall Award.

With stellar photography of real families, readers will see love in action as kids, their siblings, and their adoring adult caretakers share, listen, hug, dance, show kindness, demonstrate bravery, and step in to help their families and communities. The book also includes family discussion questions and a note for grownups on how to use this book with young children.

Little Feminist is an intersectional collective and indie publisher dedicated to creating and curating diverse, inclusive stories for young children. Their mission is to fill crucial gaps in children’s literature through anti-racist, body-positive, and LGBTQI+ books. They are located in Oakland, CA. Kati Douglas (she/her) is an educator, literacy consultant, and photographer. Douglas has committed her career in education to inclusivity and equity by leading with intention and advocating for literacy and joyful learning as a civil right. As a photographer, she believes all people deserve to have their stories told and has the uncanny ability to authentically capture every child and family she photographs. She lives in the Bay Area with her incredible family. You can find Kati at xilophotography.com. Ashley Jefferson (she/her) is an accomplished early childhood educator and well-known play enthusiast that hails from Boston and currently lives near Atlanta. As a trailblazer in creating quality children’s programming and products, she brings over 20 years of diverse experience as an early childhood teacher, museum curator, and performer. She is the visionary founder behind Play Plan Afrikan Kids, an initiative focused on early learning and outdoor education, and Nguzo Babies (nguzobabies.com), a children’s edutainment brand that employs puppetry arts for storytelling. Her dedication to supporting families with young children is driven by a passion for restoring the beauty of childhood and enriching family pastimes. Connect with Jefferson online @earlychildhoodenthusiast.