People

Reach for this book when your child starts asking big questions about what people do all day or notices that everyone they meet seems to have a different role in the world. This graphic encyclopedia uses a minimalist, screen-printed aesthetic to introduce children to the vast spectrum of human identity, from the common to the abstract. It is less a story and more a visual dictionary of humanity that invites quiet contemplation. Through evocative pairings, it explores how we are connected by our jobs, our habits, and our relationships. It is an ideal choice for parents who value artistic expression and want to foster a sense of belonging and social awareness in their children. The book is suitable for a wide age range because it can be enjoyed as a simple vocabulary builder or a deep philosophical inquiry into what it means to be a person.