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From writer and artist Kip Fulbeck - author of the best-selling part asian, 100% Hapa - comes this timely collection of portraits that celebrate the future through the faces and voices of mixed race children.

These charming and uplifting images of kids being unabashedly themselves are accompanied by handwritten statements from the children and first-person text from their parents.

A foreword from president Obama's sister, the acclaimed educator Dr. Maya Soetoro-ng, and an afterword by international film and music star Cher, whose multiracial heritage inspired her 1973 hit song "half-breed." Bookend this celebration of family, individuality, belonging, and identity.

This important and joyful volume is sure to be embraced by families everywhere for its ability to inspire hope and self-confidence in parents and children alike.

Visit: http://mixedkids.com

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From Themixednetwork.com, people from the smaller Multiracial, Multicultural communities can rub shoulders and share their lives, hearts and ideals with much larger Multiracial, Multicultural communities. It’s important to know that we are not alone in this great big world- there are people just like us out there that care about what is important to us.

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