To be a kid

This iconic photographic book directly mirrors "To be a kid" by showcasing the lives of children from diverse cultures around the globe. Readers will appreciate the similar visual approach and the heartwarming exploration of universal childhood experiences, fostering empathy and global understanding.

A powerful photographic journey, this book presents children's bedrooms from various countries, offering a unique and often stark insight into their daily realities. Fans of "To be a kid" will find a similar documentary style and a profound, thought-provoking exploration of global childhood circumstances.

This book simplifies complex global statistics by imagining the world as a village of 100 people, making global diversity and challenges accessible to young readers. It shares "To be a kid"'s goal of fostering global awareness and empathy through an informative, engaging approach.

Celebrating the rich tapestry of childhood across the world, this vibrant picture book explores the commonalities and differences in children's lives. Its joyful and inclusive tone, coupled with its focus on global diversity, makes it a perfect companion for readers who enjoyed "To be a kid."

Produced by the same organization as "To be a kid," this photographic book beautifully captures the universality of infancy across different cultures. Its focus on the earliest stages of life, presented with warmth and authenticity, will resonate with readers who appreciate the original's celebratory and diverse perspective.

This unique wordless picture book presents parallel stories of two boys, one in Sydney, Australia, and one in Morocco, over the course of a day. It beautifully highlights both the differences and the profound similarities in their daily lives, offering a contemplative and visually rich experience akin to "To be a kid."

Based on the true childhood of supermodel Georgie Badiel, this inspiring story depicts a young girl's daily journey to fetch water in Burkina Faso. It offers a poignant, realistic, yet hopeful look at a child's resilience and determination, echoing the underlying strength found in children globally, as seen in "To be a kid."

This inspiring picture book tells the true story of Wangari Maathai, beginning with her childhood in Kenya and her lifelong dedication to environmental activism. While focusing on one individual, it shares "To be a kid"'s global perspective, celebrating resilience, community, and the power of positive action to improve lives.

Based on a true story from Heifer International, this book follows a young girl in Uganda whose life is transformed when her family receives a goat. It offers a heartwarming and realistic glimpse into a child's daily life, highlighting community, hope, and the positive impact of small acts, similar to the uplifting spirit of "To be a kid."

In this autobiographical picture book, Malala Yousafzai shares her childhood dreams and the transformative power of education, set against the backdrop of her life in Pakistan. Readers who appreciate "To be a kid"'s focus on children's perspectives and global issues will find this story deeply inspiring and empowering.