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After going to school for a day and having her classmates and teachers mispronounce her name, a young girl feels defeated and does not want to go back to school. Her mother empowers her by teaching her about the musicality and significance of African, Asian, Black-American, Latinx, and Middle Eastern names on their walk home through the city. The next day, she shares her knowledge with her class and teaches her classmates and teacher the correct way to say her name.

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Great beginning of the year book for kids!

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Great beginning of the year book for kids!

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I think this may be a good book for the beginning of the school year or at the beginning of a program because it allows students the space to feel empowered and teach everyone how to say their name properly. Too often young children may feel discouraged when someone says their name wrong and may be too shy or embarrassed to correct them. Then they go on responding to the incorrect pronunciation of their name. I always tell my students that it is important to me to say their name the way they know it is meant to be said, and I think it is important to establish that fact early on.