5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant as a conversation starter around race and White privilege

A.C. · 30 June 2020

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great book for conversations on race with kids.

J.R. · 8 June 2020

I bought this for my nieces and nephews to help to teach them about race and white privilege in a way they can relate and understand. It’s a brilliant starting platform for conversations on race for kids.

5.0 out of 5 stars A must have book for children

V.S. · 8 June 2020

Excellent book, so important to teach our kids to be anti-racist from a young age. This is a fantastic book which describes white privilege in an age appropriate way. Well worth a read with the whole family!

4.0 out of 5 stars It's important to know how deep this white privilege goes!

R.S. · 25 August 2020

I wish this book could go even more deeper about being white and privileged. I wish it would critisize more than making it neutral somehow! The pain of the black car was not shown enough and the shame of the white cars was very shallow .

5.0 out of 5 stars Fabulous book!

C. · 8 June 2020

A fabulous book for all ages to explain privilege and how to start a wonderful and needed conversation with my children. Excellent work.

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent read

P.A. · 8 June 2020

Very helpful and important book.

1.0 out of 5 stars Marxist left agenda for kids

A. · 28 July 2020

A deeply unpleasant reflection of our age where all things white are to be demonised and held in contempt. All part of the Marxist left agenda in the West and its catastrophic attempts to browbeat white westerners. This is simply serving that agenda.

1.0 out of 5 stars Hateful and bigoted

B. · 4 March 2023

I can’t believe this is real, disgusting racist book.

Great way to teach your child about their white privilege

A.O.&.L.P. · 22 May 2025

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Great book for all ages

S. · 29 June 2020

A great book to start the conversation with young kids. My 5 year old loved the simple story and was able to understand the analogy. Good for all ages as the back includes discussion questions to help prompt a conversation.

Buy it!

V. · 13 January 2021

Not for small children as it is very long but everybody should have this book.

Great attempt to tackle a tough subject with children

N.S. · 29 June 2020

I thought the author did a great job of attempting to teach children about a really difficult topic: white privilege. I think in order to have an anti-racist world white and non-Black POC children need to be aware of the injustices faced by their fellow Black friends solely on account of race, regardless of whether those same children add to the injustice or not. This book attempts to help teach children to identify injustices in a way that's easy to follow with good analogies.

Entertaining story about an important topic

E. · 31 July 2022

My 4year old listened to the story and asked good questions afterwards. The style of illustration is very nice and shows exactly what’s going on in the book. Thankful to have this good tool to cover important issues. Would recommend this book to anyone.