The Powerful We

This inspiring book in the bestselling Magical Yet series encourages young readers to ask for help and work together to achieve big dreams. 

There’s so much more you can accomplish when everyone pitches in! With upbeat rhyming verse by Angela DiTerlizzi and vibrant illustrations by Lorena Alvarez Gómez, The Powerful We celebrates community and cooperation for tasks big and small. With teamwork and friends by your side, there’s no limit to what We can build—together!

Don’t miss the other books in the acclaimed series:
The Magical Yet
The Curious Why
The Marvelous Now

• Praise for The Marvelous Now:
  
  A USA TODAY Bestseller
  
  A Tennessee Volunteer State Book Award Nominee
• "Stands out by providing concrete, relatable strategies for emotional regulation; it’s perfect for young readers navigating their own tough moments. Goméz’s vibrant illustrations bring warmth and inclusivity.... This engaging and accessible title is highly recommended for all collections."
  School Library Journal
• "Kids will be reassured to know that they can employ simple, practical tools whenever they need to feel less worried. Alvarez Gómez’s cheerful, colorful digital illustrations burst with energy, setting an appropriately empowering tone.... Now’s the time to pick up this primer on mindfulness."
  Kirkus Reviews
• Praise for The Curious Why:
  
  An Amazon Best Book of the Month for Ages 6-8
• "DiTerlizzi offers youngsters an upbeat, sensible cure for a serious case of the blahs.... Readers will love the colorful, energetic, swirling digital illustrations, especially those dinos.... Fun, cheery, and entertaining: just the ticket for the perennially inquisitive—or perpetually bored."
  Kirkus Reviews
• "A richly colored paean to the pleasures of interest and inquiry.... Its positive message will be welcomed in many educational settings."
  School Library Journal
• Praise for The Magical Yet:
  
  A New York Times Bestseller
  A USA Today Bestseller
  An Illinois Monarch Award Master List Book
• "With splashy artwork and catchy rhymes, the creators give families and educators a tool that spurs kids on to success."
  Publishers Weekly
• "The depictions of difficult situations, such as learning to ride a bike, learning to dance, or practicing painting, are sure to strike a chord with children struggling to pick up something new, and the positive outcomes brought on by practice and perseverance are sure to inspire readers to never give up. A lovely addition to picture book collections."
  Booklist
• "The artwork is powerful and detailed....A solid if message-driven conversation starter about the hard parts of learning."
  Kirkus Reviews