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Shape Families
Illustrator:
Jake Tebbit
ISBN: 978-1-64909-077-5
2026 CBC Kids Favorite Winner
2026 CBC Teacher Favorite Winner
Meet a young cylinder who lives with his sphere grandmother. A hexagon with two trouble-making twin trapezoid sisters. And a trapezoid with heptagon and nonagon moms in a band! Families come in all shapes and sizes!
Shape Families celebrates the many forms of love and families that resemble real-world families. Kids will love seeing themselves and their families in the book. Sutton’s clever puns and Tebbit’s playful illustrations make the story a fun read, while the geometric shape glossary in the back makes it an informative one.
“While exploring concepts of shape and size, Shape Families leads readers on an exploration of differences, opening their eyes to the world of people around them.” —Faith Pray, the author of The Starkeeper and Perfectly Imperfect Mira
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8"x
10",
32 pages,
ages 5-9,
$17.99
Family relationships, diverse family structures, single parent families, same-sex families, stepfamilies, family of choice, blended families, LGBTQ+ families, pride, appreciation of difference, diversity, acceptance and inclusion, humor, geometric shapes and concepts, shape relationships, visual development, geometry in everyday life.
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2026 CBC Kids Favorite Winner
2026 CBC Teacher Favorite Winner
Meet a young cylinder who lives with his sphere grandmother. A hexagon with two trouble-making twin trapezoid sisters. And a trapezoid with heptagon and nonagon moms in a band! Families come in all shapes and sizes!
Shape Families celebrates the many forms of love and families that resemble real-world families. Kids will love seeing themselves and their families in the book. Sutton’s clever puns and Tebbit’s playful illustrations make the story a fun read, while the geometric shape glossary in the back makes it an informative one.
“While exploring concepts of shape and size, Shape Families leads readers on an exploration of differences, opening their eyes to the world of people around them.” —Faith Pray, the author of The Starkeeper and Perfectly Imperfect Mira
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