Jania contacted me recently and asked if we would share her vegan children’s book about a little girl with selective mutism.
With beautiful illustrations by Olin Tri Djasfar, this delightful little rhyming story explains how hard it is for Luna to talk to people outside her own family. Except cows. She feels relaxed and happy, talking to cows.
But when she witnesses the heart-breaking scene of a baby being wrenched from his mother, she determines to find the courage to speak out and tell all her friends about the horror of the dairy industry.
This is such a beautiful story of empathy and courage which shows that, with kindness, everybody wins.
Luna’s Voice is available in paperback on Amazon but you can also read it for free right here 😀
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This is beautiful!
The simplicity with which Children can learn about veganism and make well informed choices. I am looking forward to checking out the book 🌱
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I’m glad you like it. Thank you for telling us, I will pass your comment on to the author 🙂
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This is beautiful. I’m going to purchase a copy for the Child Advocacy Center I work at to put in the waiting room. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Excellent! xx
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This seems to be a must-read, especially for children battling conflicting thoughts about the dairy/meat industry.
The story seems to have a unique concept, and I shall recommend it to my younger friends.
Thanks for sharing this, Violet 😀
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Yes, it’s simple and irrefutable. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Arnav, and for recommending it to little ones 😀
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