Suki’s Kimino by Chieri Uegaki and Stephane Jorisch

Short Summary

“Suki’s Kimino” by Chieri Uegaki and Stéphane Jorisch is a story about a young girl who embraces being herself despite facing teasing, highlighting themes of diversity and self-acceptance.

Age Group

Suitable for children aged 3 to 7 years.

Topics Discussed

Gender Stereotypes | Diversity & Inclusion

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What this book is about

  • “Suki’s Kimono” by Chieri Uegaki and Stephane Jorisch.
  • The book’s theme is about being yourself and fits in with topics of diversity and inclusion.
  • Suki, the protagonist, wants to wear what she likes and do what she enjoys despite her sisters’ concerns about her being different.
  • Suki’s sisters worry that she will be teased at school for being different.
  • Suki experiences teasing from other children but remains true to herself.
  • The book portrays a message of embracing one’s uniqueness despite facing ridicule.
  • Suki’s confidence and individuality eventually gain the attention and admiration of others.
  • The story is intended to normalise diversity and encourage self-acceptance.
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Cath Hakanson is a qualified family sex educator, sexual health nurse and author with 30+ years of clinical and education experience. As an AuDHD parent of two neurodivergent children, she creates clear, practical sex ed resources that help parents talk about bodies, puberty, consent, porn, relationships and sex without shame or judgement.