9 Little People 

by Regina Feldmann &
Martina Stuhlberger



“9 Little People” is a heartfelt treasure that every child, and every parent, needs on their bookshelf.

From the very first page, this book had me smiling, tearing up, and feeling all the warmth that comes with a story built on love, inclusivity, and the beauty of being exactly who you are. In a world that can often feel overwhelming and unkind, 9 Little People offers a gentle but powerful reminder of what truly matters: kindness, community, and belonging.

What makes this story stand out is how beautifully it embraces diversity. Each “little person” in the book brings something special to the table, and the message is clear, everyone is seen, everyone is valued, and everyone belongs. The representation in this story was not only refreshing but necessary. It teaches children, through vibrant illustrations and simple yet impactful language, that differences are not just okay, they're worth celebrating.

As I read this book, I found myself reflecting on how far children's literature has come, and how important it is to keep pushing forward. Books like this one remind us that childhood should be a time of feeling safe, loved, and accepted. We owe it to our kids to read them stories that affirm their worth and show them a world where they are not just included but celebrated.

The illustrations were absolutely gorgeous, colorful, engaging, and full of life. Each page felt like a hug. You can tell that a lot of love went into creating this book, and it radiates from every word and image.

If you're looking for a book that will spark meaningful conversations with your child, make them feel loved, or simply bring a smile to their face, 9 Little People is the one. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or caregiver, this is the kind of story that sticks with you long after the final page.

Highly, highly recommend. This isn’t just a book, it’s a beautiful reminder of the kind of world we should all be striving to build for our children.





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