More People to Love Me

This charming story explores the joy of a large, loving family, showcasing how love transcends traditional family structures in More People to Love Me.

In More People to Love Me, a young girl joyfully navigates the complexities of her large, loving family. Rather than a traditional family tree, she imagines her family as a vast forest, filled with branches representing her step-mum, step-dad, four siblings, and numerous grandparents. This imaginative perspective highlights the beauty of having many people to love and support her, illustrating that family can take many forms beyond conventional definitions.

The story conveys a reassuring message for children who may feel different or overwhelmed by their extended families. With warmth and playfulness, Mo O'Hara captures the essence of familial love, showing that every relationship, no matter how unconventional, contributes to a rich tapestry of support and affection. The illustrations by Ada Grey complement the narrative beautifully, bringing the characters and their connections to life in a visually engaging way.

More People to Love Me is not just a celebration of diversity in family structures; it encourages children to embrace their unique situations. It reassures them that love is what truly binds a family together, regardless of how many branches it has. This delightful book serves as an important reminder that families can be as varied as the individuals within them, each contributing their own special love and connection.