All The Ways To Be Smart

An homage to all the many different ways there are to be intelligent, beyond doing well in the spelling bee. 

A beautiful picture book, colorful and textured with bright pops of neon orange, perfect for your little athlete, empath, musician, or daydreamer.

The ABIA Children's Picture Book of the Year, the ABDA Best Designed Children's Illustrated Book, and the Booksellers Association Children's Book of the Month, recommended by the Kit Lit Mama!

Please note that this book is back in stock and ships on July 30th. 

Details

- Ideal for any age

- Dimensions: 11.3" x 8.8" x 0.4"

- Made in the United States

Resources

- Coloring sheets

- Read aloud with Miss Randall here  

About Kit Lit Mama

Elizabeth is our trusted voice in children's literature, curating powerful, inclusive stories that help kids grow with empathy, confidence, and joy. As a mom and educator, she highlights books that celebrate diverse identities, build emotional awareness, and creates meaningful connection for parents and caregivers wanting to raise kind, curious kids.

About the Authors

Davina Bell is an award-winning writer for young people of many ages, and a children’s book editor. She works as a children’s book publisher at Allen and Unwin in Melbourne. A lover of words and ideas in many forms, Davina regularly travels the country, speaking to children and adults about books and writing. The magic of picture books continues to enchant her. Alison Colpoys is an illustrator and designer based in Naarm/Melbourne, Australia. She is forever inspired by color, nature, patterns (especially in nature!), and typography.

About the Publisher

Microcosm Publishing is a fiercely independent publisher and distributor that empowers readers to make positive changes in their lives, their communities, and their world. Our books and zines focus on subjects like gender, self-care, mental health, bicycle culture, punk rock, radical politics, witchcraft, social justice, bodily autonomy, and a community-focused DIY ethos. Established in 1996, "We've professionalized a little from our punk root but Microcosm is still fueled by the dream of a better world, motivating us to share the resource we need to get started building it, right now, together."