Books like I am human by Susan Verde
In “I Am Human,” Susan Verde invites young readers to explore the complexities of human nature from a child’s perspective, discovering the double‑edged reality of being capable of both harming and being harmed. The book highlights emotions—joy and sadness—alongside the enduring belief in hope and the promise of continual learning, fostering empathy and compassion in children’s daily lives.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Susan Verde
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