No No Square was written to assist parents and guardians in the tough topic of educating children at an early age on body boundaries, while also helping to create a safe space for children to always tell an adult. It is important to talk to children at an early age about bad touch, understanding when to say no if someone tries to assault them, and that even someone close to them may try to touch them. No No Square does this by using three common examples in a child-friendly way that is easy to understand, which will aid children to recognize when it's important to say no if strangers, other children, and family members try to touch them inappropriately. This book serves as a conversation starter for young children to discuss with their parents about bad touch by illustrating predators as monsters. With this book, children will learn what body boundaries are, how to sense danger when people want to touch them, know that no one should touch them inappropriately, and tell an adult.

Maya and Kobe are two children that love to play and have fun. Each time while playing, Maya and Kobe get encountered by monsters that try to touch them inappropriately. Thankfully they were taught about boundaries and understand to shout no and don't let anyone touch them inappropriately. Each time they say no as loud as they can, then they run to tell an adult. 

Jai'Colby'E Kirvin is a new author aiming to put out amazing books that can help children and adults become better people. Graduating from Jarvis Christian College with a bachelor's in social work and now attending Stephen F. Austin to get his masters to help people gain new skills, heal, and educate them.