Description
Book SynopsisOver the course of a year, one boy is witness to all that a homeless woman endures endures.
Trade ReviewGold medal winner, Nautilus Awards
Gold medal winner, 2018 IPPY Awards
Gold Medal Winner, 2017 Foreword INDIES Awards
Gold Medal winner, Mom's Choice Awards
Interview with author in Street Sense Media, "Children's book facilitates discussion about homelessness and how to help"
“Michael Genhart’s wordless picture book is about heart, compassion and connecting with others. It is the perfect medium to open the door for children and parents to begin a conversation about the many kinds of homelessness. It also encourages children to study the detailed illustrations a little more carefully and use their imaginations to tell the story. The boy is an inspiration and reminder of a child’s untainted generosity. The emotion and candor captured by this story are beautifully brought to life in Joanne Lew-Vriethoff’s heartfelt and vivid illustrations.” —
Children’s Books Heal "This wordless tale depicts the trials of a homeless woman whom only one boy can see. For a year, only he sees all that she endures having no home and very few personal belongings. Not to mention, not a soul reaches out to help her. Finally, in a heartwarming display of compassion, the little boy acknowledges her with a simple gesture. “I See You” is an ideal conversation starter to approach the difficult subject of homelessness." —Parent.co
“Exceptional, unique, thoughtful, thought-provoking, and providing a thoroughly entertaining story with an underlying and positive message,
I See You is especially and unreservedly recommended for family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library social issue-themed picture book collections.” —
Midwest Book Review
