This bilingual picture book helps empower children to stand up for themselves. Yefferson's experience of having his name mispronounced reflects a common challenge faced by many children from diverse backgrounds. By finding the courage to correct others and assert the correct pronunciation of his name, Yefferson models self-advocacy for young readers. It also teaches children the importance of respecting others by correctly pronouncing their names. New York Public Library's 2021 Best Picture book: Yefferson, Actually On his first day at a new school, Yefferson realizes that everyone - his teacher, the lunch lady, and his peers - incorrectly call him Jefferson. With the love and support of his family, Yefferson finds the courage to teach others how to pronounce his name correctly and to be proud of his namesake. Authors: Katherine Trejo and Scott Martin-Rowe Illustrator: Karla Monterrosa Retail: $17.99 USD (hardcover book) Dimensions: 9" x 11" Weight: 13 oz Ages: 4-8