Purchase the Educator’s Pack and receive four beautifully illustrated children’s picture books I Am Me, The Big Book of Rights, The ABCs of Children’s Rights, and The Right to Be Me, at a reduced price. These engaging resources are ideal for early years and primary settings, helping children explore identity, inclusion, and their rights in meaningful and accessible ways. Perfect for classroom learning, family reading, and community engagement. All books feature the TypeRights font, inspired by Queensland children who helped design the letterforms. Included titles: I Am MeA vibrant singalong picture book based on the song, which has over 200,000 views on YouTube. It celebrates rights, identity and self-expression, created by author Aunty Sharron mirii Bell and illustrator Amanda Letcher. The Big Book of RightsCreated to mark the 35th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, this book introduces 54 rights through child-informed storytelling. Developed with input from over 200 Queensland children, and illustrated by Amanda Letcher with text by Dannika Patterson. The ABCs of Children’s RightsAn A–Z introduction to children’s rights using simple language and engaging illustrations, covering key concepts such as belonging, education, justice, and safety. The Right to Be MeA story by Allison Paterson, illustrated by Amanda Letcher, following Lowanna and Jack as they reconnect with friends and explore their rights in everyday life. Designed for children aged 5–10 years. Book Product details: Cover: HardcoverFinish: Spot GlossSize: The Big Book of Rights – 300mm x 217mm; I Am Me, The ABCs of Children’s Rights, and The Right to Be Me – 207mm x 207mmPages: 32 pages eachMaterial: 157gsm matt art paperLanguage: EnglishSafety: AS/NZS ISO 8124Environment: FSC PaperPoster Product Details: Finish: Two A4 posters finished with matt UV varnish. Size: 2 × A4 posters Material: 200gsm glossy art paper (posters) Language: English Safety: AS/NZS ISO 8124Environment: FSC Paper The Children’s Rights Shop is a registered charity with the ACNC. Proceeds from the sale of this item support initiatives that educate communities and raise awareness of children’s rights.
