About This Book
Reach for this book when your child comes home feeling deflated because a teacher or peer can't quite get their name right. It is a vital tool for children who feel their identity is being erased through mispronunciation, providing them with the language to advocate for themselves. The story follows Mirha, a young girl excited for her first day of school, only to find her joy dampened when her name is repeatedly butchered. Through a heart-to-heart with her mama, she learns that her name is a song worth singing correctly. It is a beautiful choice for families navigating the nuances of cultural identity and the transition to a new school environment. This empowering narrative helps children ages 4 to 8 build the self-confidence needed to stand tall and kindly correct others, ensuring they feel seen and respected for exactly who they are.
