If you're looking for a foundational book for a home library, this is it. It’s been around since 2003, but it hasn't aged a day because its message—that families are defined by love rather than structure—is timeless.
It’s short, bright, and weird in all the right ways (like the family that likes to hug their pets). It’s the kind of book that makes a kid feel safe and seen, regardless of what their dinner table looks like.





