I Am Perfectly Designed

ISBN-10
1529036143
ISBN-13
9781529036145
Pages
40
Language
English
Published
2020-05-14
Publisher
Macmillan Children's Books
Authors
Jason Brown, Karamo Brown

Description

I Am Perfectly Designed is an empowering story about loving who you are, exactly as you are - and a celebration of the love between parent and child. From Karamo Brown, star of the hit Netflix series Queer Eye. Written by Karamo and his son Jason, this touching, funny story follows a boy and his father, as they spend the day together. Walking through the city, they chat about all the ways in which they are perfectly designed for each other. From playing in the park and eating ice-creams, to gazing at the moon, father and son think about all the fun things they've done together . . . and all the fun to come! Perfect for sharing together, this is a book for families of all kinds, everywhere.

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