Chris Ayala-Kronos is a writer who has been a children’s book editor for more than a decade and holds an MFA in writing for children from Simmons University. Chris lives in Boston, Massachusetts.Sol Salinas is a nonbinary Latinx artist from San Antonio, Texas. Sol credits all of their work to their youth living as a queer individual growing up in the south of the United States, with a mission to represent marginalized bodies in both modern and historical settings in an empowered and positive light.

“A simple book with a simple message. A great purchase for libraries.” — School Library Journal"A collective “we” traces a collective narrative of attending Pride in this joyfully bustling picture book...[M]usic plays, “flamboyant floats pass by,” and people share plentiful snacks. Even when the weather turns for the worse, the experience is one of unity and resilience: “together,/ we weather the storm.” Ayala-Kronos employs brief, descriptive sentences, while Salinas’s rainbow-hued illustrations depict the energy of the celebration as well as between the Pride-goers, shown with various abilities, body types, and skin tones. Individuals assemble on every page, aptly emphasizing themes of connection and community-building, all “under one rainbow.” — Publishers Weekly★ "A diverse community of people come together on a sunny day to celebrate Pride...Salinas' bold, bright, mural-like illustrations command attention...Laden with delightful alliteration, Ayala-Kronos' clear, concise text begs to be read aloud. Messages of love, support, and resilience are effortlessly woven through, and readers—adults and children alike—will easily make connections between the book and their own lives...Uplifting, inclusive, and powerful."  — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

Chris Ayala-Kronos is a writer who has been a children’s book editor for more than a decade and holds an MFA in writing for children from Simmons University. Chris lives in Boston, Massachusetts.Sol Salinas is a nonbinary Latinx artist from San Antonio, Texas. Sol credits all of their work to their youth living as a queer individual growing up in the south of the United States, with a mission to represent marginalized bodies in both modern and historical settings in an empowered and positive light.

“A simple book with a simple message. A great purchase for libraries.” — School Library Journal"A collective “we” traces a collective narrative of attending Pride in this joyfully bustling picture book...[M]usic plays, “flamboyant floats pass by,” and people share plentiful snacks. Even when the weather turns for the worse, the experience is one of unity and resilience: “together,/ we weather the storm.” Ayala-Kronos employs brief, descriptive sentences, while Salinas’s rainbow-hued illustrations depict the energy of the celebration as well as between the Pride-goers, shown with various abilities, body types, and skin tones. Individuals assemble on every page, aptly emphasizing themes of connection and community-building, all “under one rainbow.” — Publishers Weekly★ "A diverse community of people come together on a sunny day to celebrate Pride...Salinas' bold, bright, mural-like illustrations command attention...Laden with delightful alliteration, Ayala-Kronos' clear, concise text begs to be read aloud. Messages of love, support, and resilience are effortlessly woven through, and readers—adults and children alike—will easily make connections between the book and their own lives...Uplifting, inclusive, and powerful."  — Kirkus Reviews (starred review)