Dad, Who Will I Be?

Dad, Who Will I Be? is written by G.Todd Taylor, a former educator and child mental health expert with over 20 years of experience. This book inspires, encourages and educates young readers to be great by introducing to them heroes of color from a number of different professions on an elementary level. Some real-life heroes in the book include Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammed Ali, Mansa Musa, Guion Bluford and Garrett Morgan. Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu says "This is a fantastic book for children! Children need to have goals and a purpose in life. They need to have their career range expanded. Children need to hear it from their fathers. Garrett truly needs to be commended."

Children's Books

Taylor, G.Todd

Biographies

Taylor Made Publishing, LLC

10-year-old co-author Morgan E. Taylor thinks that every little girl should believe she's a Princess. Unfortunately, most of the common images of Princesses do not represent the rich diversity of royalty. Daddy's Little Princess introduces real-life African Queens and Princesses in all shades. This book educates, builds self-esteem and inspires young readers to embrace their greatness.

Daddy's Little Princess

Taylor, Morgan E

History

Dad, Who Will I Be? is written by G.Todd Taylor, a former educator and child mental health expert with over 20 years of experience. This book inspires, encourages and educates young readers to be great by introducing to them heroes of color from a number of different professions on an elementary level. Some real-life heroes in the book include Martin Luther King Jr., Muhammed Ali, Mansa Musa, Guion Bluford and Garrett Morgan, W.E.B. Dubois, Tiger Woods and many more. Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu says "This is a fantastic book for children! Children need to have goals and a purpose in life. They need to have their career range expanded. Children need to hear it from their fathers. Garrett truly needs to be commended."

I Don't See Color by G.Todd Taylor is an intriguing Children's book that dares readers to challenge the status quo and appreciate each others' differences instead of ignoring the unique hues of people around them. In I Don't See Color, Mac and Liz are unhappy with their new school where everyone looked exactly the same and their individuality was frowned upon. There is an obvious elephant in the room that is the culprit and Mac, Liz and their classmates are happy to send him away. 
"Why can't you see color or shades or hues? Why can't you see greens or purples, or reds or blues? Why don't you see color the bright clothes I wear, why can't I be fre to be who I am, who I was meant to be?"

I Don't See Color

Literature & Fiction

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Dad, Who Will I Be?

Daddy's Little Princess

Dad, Who Will I Be?

I Don't See Color