Me, Frida

This picture book offers a charming, accessible glimpse into a pivotal moment in Frida Kahlo's life. It focuses on her time in San Francisco in the 1930s, not just as Diego Rivera's wife, but as an artist forging her own path. The narrative gently portrays Frida's journey of self-discovery, emphasizing her independence and the development of her unique artistic style. It handles the topic of identity and creative expression in a straightforward, inspiring manner. This book is ideal for children interested in art, history, or those exploring what makes them unique. Parents might reach for this when introducing children to famous artists or discussing the importance of individuality. Younger children (4-7) will enjoy it as a read-aloud, appreciating the story of exploration and art, while older children (8-11) can engage more deeply with the themes of self-identity and historical context.