You Are My Rainbow
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€11.99
This loving and inclusive board book celebrates pride in one’s family and in oneself through a beautiful rainbow of colors!
You are my rainbow.
You brighten every day
with your dazzling colors
in so very many ways.
With a rainbow of colors, this board book celebrates the love between parents and their children. Showcasing all different family makeups—one parent, two dads, two moms, and more—the story encourages children to share their colors with the world. This heartfelt message will resonate with all children and parents, and particularly those in the LGBTQIA+ community.
You are my rainbow.
You brighten every day
with your dazzling colors
in so very many ways.
With a rainbow of colors, this board book celebrates the love between parents and their children. Showcasing all different family makeups—one parent, two dads, two moms, and more—the story encourages children to share their colors with the world. This heartfelt message will resonate with all children and parents, and particularly those in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Michael Joosten is a bestselling author whose titles include My Two Moms & Me, My Two Dads & Me, Pride 1 2 3, and Lady Gaga: A Little Golden Book Biography. His work has been featured in Rolling Stone, Billboard, and Variety. He currently lives in New York City. Find him on Instagram @MichaelJoostenBooks to learn more about upcoming projects, appearances, and personal book recs.
Monge Lua is a Brazilian children’s book illustrator who has been drawing since he was little, on Sunday afternoons with his brothers and sisters. In his artwork, Monge likes to explore textures and colors and to draw different body types, kids, grannies, and animals—especially bears. Monge studied graphic design and fine arts. Monge has worked for a lot of self-publishers. When he’s not drawing, you can find him watching horror movies, listening to true crime podcasts, reading manga, or playing with his dog, Sky.
Monge Lua is a Brazilian children’s book illustrator who has been drawing since he was little, on Sunday afternoons with his brothers and sisters. In his artwork, Monge likes to explore textures and colors and to draw different body types, kids, grannies, and animals—especially bears. Monge studied graphic design and fine arts. Monge has worked for a lot of self-publishers. When he’s not drawing, you can find him watching horror movies, listening to true crime podcasts, reading manga, or playing with his dog, Sky.