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What makes a family, really?
Erin and Roderick are siblings who are always together and love making new discoveries. On a sunny afternoon, they have a picnic and playtime in the park with their friends and family but they start to notice differences. As the children and adults soak in the sunshine, Erin and Roderick begin to wonder what "Family" really means.
In this beautiful story, children learn that families come in all shapes and sizes and that our differences are beautiful and amazing. With light-hearted storytelling and beautiful illustrations, this book opens the conversation about family units for children, adults, caregivers, teachers, and anyone who wishes to explore the wonderful world of blended families. It's the perfect gift for newly adoptive parents and families, and a great way for children to see diverse and multicultural families.
About the author
Fliss Goldsmith is a woman with a focus! Her mission is to make a difference in the lives of children everywhere.
Living in the UK she is a mother to two children, whom she describes as, 'the most fantastic mixture of chaos, kindness, and fun,' she knows how lucky she is to bear the title 'Mummy' of which she is most proud.
Her own children are her greatest inspiration and have led her to work with and experience the lives of children all over the world.
Summary
What does a family look like? What does a family sound like? Who is part of a family and just what is it that makes a family a family?! Through the gentle playfulness of the text and the warm and engaging illustrations, questions will be answered.
