
A girl feels like a tiger among ducks. Will she embrace her true self?
Lili feels like a tiger in a world of ducks, grappling with her unique identity. As she contemplates revealing her true self, she fears rejection in a world that may not accept tigers. Her journey from uncertainty to self-acceptance explores the challenges faced by those with marginalized identities. Will Lili find the courage to embrace her difference and inspire others to do the same? This heartfelt tale champions inclusion and resonates with anyone who has ever felt out of place.
Lili has noticed that she’s different from everyone around her… like she’s a tiger when everyone else seems to be a duck. Should she announce her discovery? She worries that the world doesn’t like tigers. What if no one likes tigers? Inspired by the author’s childhood and lived experiences, Duck, Duck, Tiger is a picture book which explores the difficulties those with marginalized identities face from an early age. Lili’s journey from uneasy feelings to understanding and pride will resonate with readers struggling with their own sense of otherness, championing inclusion.
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