Hey Now, Little Man isn’t just for little men—it’s for anyone who believes in the magic of being true to themselves.
Synopsis
In the vibrant world of Hey Now, Little Man, young boys embark on a delightful journey of self-discovery. Through colorful illustrations and heartfelt prose, Dori Elys invites readers to explore the myriad ways to be themselves. From lending a hand to expressing creativity, these little men learn that authenticity is the key to unlocking their unique potential.
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What We Loved
1. Playful Exploration
Elys weaves a tapestry of curiosity, encouraging boys to ask questions, challenge norms, and embrace their quirks. Whether it’s building sandcastles or pondering the mysteries of the universe, each page celebrates the joy of discovery.
2. Diverse Representation
The illustrations by Chris Park are a celebration of diversity. Little men of various backgrounds, abilities, and interests grace the pages, reminding us that there’s no one-size-fits-all definition of masculinity.
3. Empowering Messages
Hey Now, Little Man doesn’t prescribe a rigid path; instead, it whispers, “Be you.” It’s a gentle nudge toward authenticity, reminding readers that vulnerability is strength and kindness is cool.
Takeaway
This board book isn’t just for little men—it’s for anyone who believes in the magic of being true to themselves. So, whether you’re a curious explorer, a budding artist, or a silent dreamer, embrace your uniqueness. After all, the right way to be is your way.
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About the Author
Dori Elys both writes and edits children’s books. She lives in New York City with her furry best friend.
About the Illustrator
Chris Park has been a professional illustrator for over twelve years. His work focuses on color and vibrant scenes striving to elicit an emotional connection. Chris lives in Minnesota with his wife and two sons.
Until next time…Happy Parenting!
~ Momma Braga
*Please note that this book was provided in exchange of an honest review. All opinions expressed are our own.
