Book is in French A child different from her mother discovers beauty and a sense of belonging in this new book from the creator of "The Stars Sung Your Name to Me", a New York Times bestselling book. Izzy's favorite place is in her mom's arms, skin to skin, safe and warm. One evening, curled up on her mother's lap, Izzy notices something she had never noticed before: her skin is the color of chocolate, while her mother's is the color of sand. When Izzy realizes that she is different from her mother in other ways too, she feels sad and confused. She wants so much to be pretty like her mother! By learning from nature and repeating her sweet lullaby, Izzy's mom encourages her to recognize her own unique beauty. This story of a child born to parents of different origins, who navigates between identity and belonging, is inspired by the personal experience of the author, Tasha Spillett-Sumner, who is Afro-Indigenous. Lyrical text and warm, lively illustrations illustrate Izzy's journey, as she learns to celebrate the differences that make her beauty unique, and the bond with her mother that transcends physical traits.