This book greatly surprises me. I was not expecting to love this book as much as I do. Normally, I get annoyed when books start out with a letter from the author telling you the purpose of the book or why they wrote it or giving you expectations that the story cannot live up to.  I’m one where that stuff should be in the back. But in this case, it lived up to it. This book supports the work that Jessica Alba and her co-riders do in an organization called baby DaBaby. This is a great book to help kids understand that not everyone is equal. That some kids have more than others. And that there is always ways to help. But it doesn’t in such a nice thoughtful and simple way That it’s not depressing, and it doesn’t feel like it’s trying to pound in a lesson and change who you are. It points out to the reader and to kids that it’s OK and it’s wonderful to help. I fully admit I loved everything about this book. Both the story and the pictures. It’s well written it’s well illustrated, and I hope they continue to print it so that way they’re organization Have the money they need to continue doing the work that they do.