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by Fifi Abu (Author), Fifi Abu (Illustrator)
Celebrate the many shapes, styles, and superpowers of motherhood in Some Moms--a bright, bold, and joyful picture book perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and the families who love them
Written in playful rhyming verse, this inclusive read-aloud honors all kinds of moms--some are quiet, some are loud, moms who write books and some who are cooks. With vibrant illustrations and engaging, rhythmic text, Some Moms invites little readers to see their own family reflected on the page and reminds us that every mother is unique, and every kind of love is special. Whether she's loud or quiet, sporty or stylish, silly or serious--this book celebrates the magic of motherhood in all its forms. A companion to Some Dads and Some Kids, this charming picture book is ideal for baby showers, Mother's Day, and everyday snuggles.Key Features:
- Celebrates family diversity: Showcases a wide range of moms and families to reflect today's world.
- Engaging for little readers: Rhythmic, rhyming text supports early language development and keeps young children captivated.
- Bright, bold illustrations: Colorful artwork draws in young eyes and invites repeat readings.
- Perfect for family bonding: Encourages conversations about the different roles and strengths of moms. Whether you're a new parent building a library, a teacher introducing family units, or simply looking for an affirming storytime favorite, Some Moms is a celebration of unconditional love, care, and connection.
Author Biography
Fifi Abu works at a library in a large US city and oversees a children's literature research collection. She holds a master's degree in children's literature and a master's degree in library science, both from Simmons College. Her interest in art was evident at an early age, as there are photos of her eating crayons when she was 13 months old. Now she likes to work in ink, watercolor, and gouache, as well as with colored pencils and markers. Ms. Abu proudly served on the 2019 Caldecott Committee, where she had the opportunity to read over 800 picture books. She is the recipient of the 2020 Writers for Diversity Prism Award.
