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                         and technology-related themes.
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  -              <h3><span class="color">WHAT WE DO</span></h3>
  -              <p>We use the writing and artwork of our books
  -                      to engage our young readers and teach them fun
  -                      facts about the universe around them.
  +              <h3><span class="color">OUR MISSION</span></h3>
  +              <p>We beleive books help show children who they can become.</p> 
  +              <p>Our books encourage girls to see careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) as goals and options. 
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                 <h3><span class="color">OUR PHILOSOPHY</span></h3>
                 <p>We want the little ones who enjoy our books
                         to self-identify as kids who like science and
                         math, so they'll keep STEM-related careers in
  -                      their minds as goals and options for
  -                      themselves. Our picture books show images of
  -                      young characters that reflect the true
  -                      diversity of the world around us and show them
  -                      to the world. We believe this is one way to
  -                      help the next generation of girls and boys see
  +                      their minds in the future. 
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  +              <p>We believe this is one way to
  +                      help young girls and boys see
                         that STEM is for everyone.
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        <p><h3>Such a lovely book.  Pure poetry.  The narration is at once elegiac and triumphant.  I love the confidence Serena exudes; she is a wonderful protagonist (a clear role model for women, girls, and POC).  I especially liked her assurance that though humans haven’t been on the far side of the Moon, she has been there.  I’m confident that readers will be spurred to do more research into the history of the Moon landings (and plans for return) after reading “Serena”! Best wishes with the launch! - Christine R.</h3></p>
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        <p><h3>I absolutely love the repetition. I think it can really be a story whose words echo in children’s minds as they grow up. I also like the motif of the permanence of a girl’s accomplishments. The actions of moon-explorers may be distant, dated, and collecting dust, but they definitely happened and were definitely important. Even if nobody else can acknowledge Serena’s accomplishments, she sees the evidence of them herself and can rest assured, they cannot be taken from her. - Emma. G.</h3></p>
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        <p><h3>I think this would make a great story for younger girls. I like how it not only inspires girls to reach for the things they didn’t know possible, but also tells them a lot bit about what the moon is like. This is definitely a great way to get get girls interested in STEM fields from a young age. And I like the cover art :) - Alli. B.</h3></p>
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                <span>Serena Sees Her Footprints on the Moon</span> is about a young girl who imagines a fun trip to the Moon, where she plays with some of the objects left
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        <p><h3>We read the book as family and we loved it. The callbacks to Serena seeing her footprints on the moon made a real impression on my 3 (almost 4) year old daughter.</h3></p> 
        <p><h3>The next morning she said 'Daddy, did you know there are footprints on the moon?'' Good work!" - Robert M.</h3></p>
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