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Reviewed by Rylanne Burdette for Readers' Favorite
What is Racism? by Terri Casey is an educational children’s picture book that follows Zoey as she learns about racism and what she can do to help combat it. When Zoey looks out her window to see a protest going on outside her house, she talks to her mom and dad about what it means. Her parents explain what racism is to her, and Zoey decides that she wants to do something about the racism that so many experience because of their skin color. She and her best friend Sasha work together to create a Kid-Action plan, helping to fight racism where they live.
This book has the opportunity to be very eye-opening, especially among young children who are growing up in a society where racism is so prevalent. The story gives power to children, showing that they can do something about it; they don’t have to be grown-up to fight racism. I thought the illustrations by Audeva Joseph were absolutely stunning and really made the story stand out. Children are sure to be drawn to the images throughout the book and hopefully learn from them along with the written words. With a format that is easy and quick to read, What is Racism? is a great book with an important message in it. What is Racism? by Terri Casey is a book that I could read multiple times, and I would recommend it to all families; I believe that parents could learn something new from this book alongside their children.
