Grace Byers is an actress and activist known for her compelling work on Fox's smash hit series Empire, The Gifted, and Amazon’s Harlem. Grace is also a #1 New York Times bestselling children’s book author whose stories celebrate confidence, self-worth, and possibility. Her debut book, I Am Enough, has sold more than one million copies worldwide and remains a beloved affirmation of identity, belonging, and inner strength. Her follow-up book, I Believe I Can, continues her mission to encourage children to dream boldly and trust their potential. Through her books, she hopes to remind children that they were created with purpose, possibility, and more than enough within them.Keturah A. Bobo, an artist and New York Times bestselling illustrator, was known for creating vibrant images that are relatable and distinctive. Her artwork inspires, uplifts, and advocates for her community. Keturah received notable praise for her colorful illustrative style that brought stories to life. She graduated with a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design. Visit www.keturahariel.com.

“A simple but powerful poem. Needs to be read by everyone.”— Booklist“A gentle and worthy message.” — School Library Journal“A feel-good book about self-acceptance.” — Kirkus Reviews"An ode to self-confidence and kindness from actor and activist Grace Byers, this picture book depicts girls of diverse body shapes and skin tones." — Publishers Weekly

Grace Byers is an actress and activist known for her compelling work on Fox's smash hit series Empire, The Gifted, and Amazon’s Harlem. Grace is also a #1 New York Times bestselling children’s book author whose stories celebrate confidence, self-worth, and possibility. Her debut book, I Am Enough, has sold more than one million copies worldwide and remains a beloved affirmation of identity, belonging, and inner strength. Her follow-up book, I Believe I Can, continues her mission to encourage children to dream boldly and trust their potential. Through her books, she hopes to remind children that they were created with purpose, possibility, and more than enough within them.Keturah A. Bobo, an artist and New York Times bestselling illustrator, was known for creating vibrant images that are relatable and distinctive. Her artwork inspires, uplifts, and advocates for her community. Keturah received notable praise for her colorful illustrative style that brought stories to life. She graduated with a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design. Visit www.keturahariel.com.

“A simple but powerful poem. Needs to be read by everyone.”— Booklist“A gentle and worthy message.” — School Library Journal“A feel-good book about self-acceptance.” — Kirkus Reviews"An ode to self-confidence and kindness from actor and activist Grace Byers, this picture book depicts girls of diverse body shapes and skin tones." — Publishers Weekly

Grace Byers is an actress and activist known for her compelling work on Fox's smash hit series Empire, The Gifted, and Amazon’s Harlem. Grace is also a #1 New York Times bestselling children’s book author whose stories celebrate confidence, self-worth, and possibility. Her debut book, I Am Enough, has sold more than one million copies worldwide and remains a beloved affirmation of identity, belonging, and inner strength. Her follow-up book, I Believe I Can, continues her mission to encourage children to dream boldly and trust their potential. Through her books, she hopes to remind children that they were created with purpose, possibility, and more than enough within them.Keturah A. Bobo, an artist and New York Times bestselling illustrator, was known for creating vibrant images that are relatable and distinctive. Her artwork inspires, uplifts, and advocates for her community. Keturah received notable praise for her colorful illustrative style that brought stories to life. She graduated with a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design. Visit www.keturahariel.com.

“A simple but powerful poem. Needs to be read by everyone.”— Booklist“A gentle and worthy message.” — School Library Journal“A feel-good book about self-acceptance.” — Kirkus Reviews"An ode to self-confidence and kindness from actor and activist Grace Byers, this picture book depicts girls of diverse body shapes and skin tones." — Publishers Weekly