If you are looking for a meaningful, discussion-driven book that builds school culture and reinforces positive values, this is it.

Because when children learn to be proud of who they are, kind to others, and united as a community...they don't just grow.

They lead.

We Are The Future: Proud, Kind, United is a powerful, inclusive children's book designed to support social-emotional learning (SEL), character education, and positive school culture.

Perfect for Kindergarten through 3rd grade, this engaging classroom read-aloud helps children understand:

Kindness and empathy

Inclusion and belonging

Responsibility and teamwork

Growth mindset and perseverance

Respect for differences

Through vibrant illustrations and clear, age-appropriate language, students explore what it means to be proud of who they are while building a united school community. Reflection questions throughout the story make this an ideal SEL discussion book for teachers, school counselors, and parents.

This book is especially valuable for:

Back-to-school season

Anti-bullying lessons

Morning meetings

PBIS programs

Diversity and inclusion curriculum

School library collections

Classroom community building

Educators are calling it an essential discussion starter for helping children work hard, be kind, and support one another.

If you are searching for:

We Are The Future belongs in your classroom and school library.

5-Star Readers' Favorite Review: "A truly revolutionary children's book... should be included in home and school libraries everywhere." - Anne-Marie Reynolds,

We Are The Future teaches children the life lessons that will shape who they become. As they learn to be proud of their schools, value their teachers, and treat others with kindness, they're building the foundation for a more inclusive world.

Written by award-winning, disabled author C.M. Harris, this book is rooted in authentic experiences and a deep commitment to representation, belonging, and empowerment. It gives children language for kindness, pride in their community, and confidence in who they are.

The children in this book are the future. Recommended for ages 6-8. Ideal for read-alouds, classroom discussions, and family reading time.