I Make Space

by Sara Cassidy

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Pub Date Apr 12 2022 | Archive Date Mar 08 2022

Orca Book Publishers

Children's Fiction | Health, Mind & Body

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Description

This uniquely illustrated board book follows a young bunny through their day while they make space for themselves and others, delivering a straightforward but impactful message about boundaries and consent.

Inspired by the idea of teaching very young children how to maintain social distance, I Make Space evolved into a way of demonstrating the concept of personal space and how to recognize their own needs and the needs of others—because everyone needs space sometimes, even the people that love us the most. Written by award-winning author Sara Cassidy and illustrated by the talented Jimmy Tigani, this is a thoughtful book that you are going to want to make space on your baby's bookshelf for.

This uniquely illustrated board book follows a young bunny through their day while they make space for themselves and others, delivering a straightforward but impactful message about boundaries and...

A Note From the Publisher

Sara Cassidy is a journalist, editor and author of more than 15 books for young readers, including the poetic board books The Moon is a Silver Pond and The Sun is a Peach, and the picture books Kunoichi Bunny and Helen's Birds. Her poetry and short fiction have been widely published. She lives in Victoria, British Columbia.

After years of working as a designer in marketing for companies like Air Canada, CAE and Bombardier, Jimmy Tigani decided to take the leap into professional freelance illustration, a career which has always been his first love. Jimmy was initially trained as a traditional artist but continues to evolve and immerse himself in new mediums like 3D modeling. Jimmy lives in Montreal.