Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Donde los libros
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
'Every child has courage inside them-sometimes they just need a little magic to find it.'When pediatric intensivist Dr. Nekaiya Jacobs Pratt, named Advocate Health 2024 Diversity Champion of the Year, founded the Curly Hair Council, she transformed hospital experiences for countless children. What began as bringing hair care supplies from home for patients with textured hair blossomed into a program serving hospitals across six states. Her initiative demonstrated how cultural inclusivity creates healing spaces. Now she brings that same vision to young readers.Seven-year-old Zoe clutches her stuffed elephant as she walks through the big hospital doors. Strange smells and unfamiliar faces make her tummy feel wiggly. But Mama has a special surprise: a colorful bonnet that she claims has magical powers.Each morning, Zoe wakes to discover her hair transformed into a beautiful new style. With each transformation comes a special mantra and 'Did You Know?' facts about the rich cultural history of Black hairstyles. As Zoe faces each new challenge, she finds unexpected courage growing within her.By the time she’s ready to leave the hospital, Zoe makes a powerful discovery about where true magic really comes from-and how sharing it with others who are scared might be the most special power of all.Complete with an interactive coloring page and empowering mantras, this warm, uplifting story celebrates diversity, self-acceptance, and inner strength. Dr. Kay infuses the story with her belief that 'one person can make an impact this big with something as simple as love.'Through Zoe’s journey, she shares the lessons her mother taught her about 'opening doors for others'-creating pathways for every child to feel seen, celebrated, and empowered in healthcare spaces and beyond.
