Frequently Asked Questions

We write our books for parents of kids in elementary school. That said, we're aware that there are vastly different maturity levels at every age and parents know best what is and isn't appropriate for their own child.

We offer both.

For readers who prefer quicker access to small chunks of information, we offer short e-books for teaching individual DEI subjects to children at home (immigration, disability, transgender, etc.).

For readers who prefer a physical reading experience, we offer a standalone paperback that includes all of the same information that's in the individual e-books.

Our overall goal is to make the information provided in our books as accessible to busy parents as possible.

Here's why we're 100% convinced DEI Parent Guidebooks are more helpful than random internet articles:

• Thorough: Instead of providing a cursory discussion, our books offer an in-depth exploration of each step needed to strengthen DEI morals at home.
• Organized: One of our publishing priorities is offering a clear organizational structure, with a table of contents, chapters, and a logical flow of information.
• Focused: Without internet distractions like ads, popups, and random hyperlinks, our books offer a focused reading environment.

Absolutely! One of the educational themes common to all of our guidebooks is the idea of "planting seeds" of information.

By giving kids the right seeds of information, the goal is to enable them to evaluate and problem-solve on their own - critical thinking in action!

Instead of telling them what they should think, promoting independent thinking is a much more effective way of enabling kids to become lifelong learners.