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My Protest: Please Don't Erase Our History!
An admirable example of grassroots advocacy.
- Kirkus Reviews
An admirable example of grassroots advocacy.
- Kirkus Reviews
My Protest: Please Don't Erase Our History!
A poetic and vibrant picture book that tenderly explores grief through a child’s eyes. When her beloved father passes away, young Jaliyah turns to prayer to imagine the wondrous joys he might be experiencing beyond the clouds.
When I was 4, my daddy died. Check out my book and Grief Journal, "My Protest: If I Could Peek Into Heaven… To See What My Daddy Is Doing."
Young readers can use The Grief Journal as a supportive space to process their loss. It provides safe, personal writing and drawing prompts to encourage emotional expression and healing.
The story gently opens the door to understanding loss, while the journal invites them to walk through it with their own voice. Together, they offer both comfort and a personal outlet, making the journey through grief feel less lonely and more supported.
A 4-year-old child describes what she saw, heard, and felt when she joined family members in a peaceful Black Lives Matter protest. This book discusses a severe movement in a way that a child audience could understand.
My Protest
When words are too heavy, marching says it all.
"MyBessProjects offers a unique collection of children's fiction and nonfiction books, written by three generations of authors, that tackle personal and social justice issues from a child's perspective. Our stories empower young readers ages 5-8 to understand important topics through engaging, relatable narratives, fostering empathy, inclusion, and social awareness."
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