Book description
This lyrical and heartfelt picture book is a gorgeous
celebration of same-sex parents and motherhood.
I love my mums
and they love me
together
we are
a FAMILY!
This beautifully-told story about a same-sex family of two mums
and their baby is a love letter to close-knit families everywhere.
Lyrical…
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Why read it?
1 author picked My Mums Love Me as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
My daughter has two mums, and most mainstream children’s books don’t feature same-sex couples. This one is different. It’s a short story, in a poem format, that tells you about a day in the life of a baby with two mums – Mummy and Mama. She loves seeing her family reflected in the book and points out the three characters and tells us what they’re doing. It’s a joy to read to her, and she loves it so much she’s on her second copy.
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