A is for Activist

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The alliteration, rhyming and vibrant illustrations make the book exciting for children, while the issues depicted resonate with their parents' values of community, equality and justice. All of a sudden Hoopla (one of several providers of econtent for my local library) has visible representation. D is for Democracy—Dictators despise it, Donkeys don’t get it” with a picture of a donkey and an elephant locked in a struggle.Also, the jargon-y language, in action, served as great discussion prompts with some of the older kids in the room.

Some of the data that are collected include the number of visitors, their source, and the pages they visit anonymously.Cruz would hate that ALL the activists actions are present in here: Large "B"anners, blue "D"onkey butting the head of a red elephant, Silhouette fists raised for "E"quality. I love the strong messages and the ability to share these messages of humanity with my child from a young age. Young, old, different races, different genders, breastfeeding mothers, musicians, farmers, kids in wheelchairs – everyone is represented which serves as a good mirror for anyone reading along. I wish this beautiful and inspiring book was around when my daughter was young, but fortunately there were plenty of cool children around today who will devour what Inno is serving up! In this vulnerable age, we do not brainwash them with terminology they do not understand or tell them what is the right opinion to have on an issue (whether it's an opinion we support or disagree with).