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Book details
  • Genre:CHILDREN'S FICTION
  • SubGenre:Social Themes / Emotions & Feelings
  • Age Range (years):3 - 5
  • Language:English
  • Pages:32
  • Hardcover ISBN:9781667822846

Yes Means Yes!

A Picture Book About Consent

by Elaine Tai

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Overview

This Kickstarter-funded picture book about consent presents various scenarios in which kids (and even adults) might feel uncomfortable, and addresses how to express and respect those boundaries and concerns.

Description

This Kickstarter-funded picture book about consent presents various scenarios in which kids (and even adults) might feel uncomfortable, and addresses how to express and respect those boundaries and concerns. In thinking about how we teach or learn about ways we grant access to our own bodies and others', this book stems from the author's experiences as a librarian, as well as in her own experiences growing up and witnessing how we discuss bodily autonomy out in the world. With sweet illustrations by Kai Kwong, the book aims to present empathetic and positive ways to instill understanding of how we respect each others' comfort zones.

About the author

Elaine Tai (she/her) is a librarian with strong interests in social justice and lifelong learning, often seen pushing informative books and events on anyone who will listen (check out library events - they're great!). She has been lucky to work on award committees for the Asian Pacific American Librarians Association and Global Literature in Libraries Initiative, as well as dabble in various other professional engagements. She is a book-lover, wannabe-patron-of-the-arts, and a [very] amateur artist. She lives in the SF Bay Area with her curmudgeonly cat Neko.

Kai Kwong (she/they) is an SF Bay Area-based designer and illustrator with a passion for creating colorful and emotionally honest work. Their expertise is primarily in commercial branding and package design, but they also appreciate a good project that offers an opportunity to learn, grow, and spread an important message. Kai spends her free time appreciating birds, hunting down vintage Ikea furniture, and chasing her cat around the house (much to the possible irritation of the neighbors).

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