In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Felicia Lee discusses her children’s picture books, I Can Be and Audrey Lost Her Shoe. Felicia’s main goals with her picture books are diversity and representation. Young readers of her books will see various voices and experiences represented and images they can connect with. Felicia also hopes her books will inspire her readers and affirm for them that they are valued and loved. Felicia is a firm believer in the importance of having diverse books for parents to read with their children and in giving back to the community. She works hard in both these areas, and we can expect more wonderful books from her in the near future. In this episode, Felicia discusses her writing journey, why it is crucial for authors to find a support network, and her hopes that her book, I Can Be, will inspire children to pursue their dreams.
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