Diversity in children's literature is about more than just racial and ethnic representation. It encompasses the full spectrum of human experiences and identities. From cultural diversity to diversity in abilities, socio-economic status, religion, gender and more, children need to be exposed to the vast variety of human experiences. Why? Because children's literature serves as a mirror to see themselves and a window into the lives of others. We believe that when children are exposed to diverse books, they grow up to be more empathetic, accepting, and understanding of the world's many forms of diversity. 

Our mission is to change the narrative, one book, and one author at a time. We are committed to producing high-quality literature that not only represents the underrepresented but also amplifies those often overlooked voices. As Deborah C. Mortimer insightfully states,