Every face tells a story, and our facial expressions are the words. Facial features come in all sizes, shapes, and forms. Each one is responsible for one (or more!) of the five senses and for making expressions that reflect our emotions. Readers can explore all the different variations in facial features and learn words to describe them, from single and double eyelids to full lips and cleft palate scars to Nubian and button noses. This book celebrates the diversity of beauty in every face—and that's a story worth telling.

For ages 5-7.

About the Author
Miriam Moore-Keish has a master’s degree in children’s literature, a dog who is scared of cardboard, and almost too many plants. Her other books include Every Body Is Different (Capstone Editions) and three collections of poetry. Miriam lives by a lake in Minneapolis.

About the Illustrator
Bece Luna is an illustrator and art-educator from São Paulo, Brazil. She studied Visual Arts at the University of Campinas and gathers inspiration from her hometown, nostalgic memories of her childhood and unlikely heroes from her favorite films.