A review by emeelee
One Family by George Shannon
3.0
Cute multicultural look at different forms a family can take, in size, gender, ethnicity, religion, and age/generations. The book ends with the inclusive message of "One Earth. One world. One family."
The writing is a simple and somewhat abstract, and the illustrations are sometimes hard to decipher. (I actually didn't even notice on the first read-through that queer couples were included.) There's a look-and-see puzzle on every page that I think detracts somewhat from the story.
The writing is a simple and somewhat abstract, and the illustrations are sometimes hard to decipher. (I actually didn't even notice on the first read-through that queer couples were included.) There's a look-and-see puzzle on every page that I think detracts somewhat from the story.