Seen by C M Harris is a charming children's picture book. Elisha and Ariana are having a great deal of fun as they explore Feather Town on their bikes. From mouthwatering cakes at the bakery to the riot of color at the flower shop, the two girls are having the adventure of a lifetime. But things get a little more exciting when the postman has a mishap with all his letters. When the girls arrive home, they pick up Teddy, the dog, and head to the park, where they settle down to watch the ducks. It’s the perfect end to a perfect day. Ariana is glad she was with her best friend because no one seemed to notice her, but Elisha made sure Ariana was noticed by everyone. Because, at the end of the day, that is all Ariana has ever wanted – to be noticed and not ignored.

Seen by C M Harris is a marvelous story of friendship with some beautiful illustrations by Ratu Megawangi. This is a heartwarming tale of the adventures two best friends can have, a cute story with some lovely characters. But it’s also about the connection between friends and how what seem like small acts of kindness are actually very important. When it comes down to it, the most important thing for Ariana was to be seen, to be accepted as part of society, and for her best friend to see her for who she was. There is much to learn here for children, mainly that no matter who we are or what we look like, we are all human and deserve to be noticed. Just because we may look different or have a different skin color, it doesn’t make us any less of a person, and this book will teach children that inclusivity is a very important part of life. Lovely story; kids will thoroughly enjoy this.

C. M. Harris understands how it feels to be unseen and shares her wisdom in Seen. Elisha and Ariana are best friends and spend a lot of time together. The youngsters enter various stores, and the clerks don’t even see Ariana. Elisha helps, and they end up getting their treats. Ariana just wanted to be seen, and since Elisha sees and helps Ariana, they have become best friends. At times, Ariana needs a wheelchair, and that puts her into the category of differently-abled children. Those who are differently-abled are often overlooked. As the father of a differently-abled son, I am familiar with how many people overlook those with special needs. This book will be a wonderful boost for those who are differently-abled and those who want to befriend them. The list of how to help others and be a good friend at the back of this book is priceless.

Seen by C. M. Harris, is a book for those who are differently-abled and those who befriend them. In a delightful story, the author shares how many differently-abled children and adults are ignored in society. This book fills a much-needed slot in helping children understand that we all deserve respect and kindness. As parents, we need to help our children learn to be empathetic and understanding to everyone around them. We all need help sometimes, and friends are those who are supportive. Ratu Megawangi provides beautiful illustrations emphasizing the abilities even the differently-abled possess. I highly recommend this book. Teach your children to accept and interact with those who may be different than they are. As we encourage and support each other, this world becomes a better place to live.