Was Liebe Alles Kann

A comforting picture book about disability, love, and inner strength

For ages 5+ • Gently told and beautifully illustrated

€19,99

DEU- German

Paperback

Hardcover

Looking for the English edition?
→ The Power of Love (English)

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Why parents choose this book:

Supports conversations about disability and difference
Encourages children to see their strengths
Based on a true story
Loved by inclusive families and educators

Especially meaningful for children with disabilities and powerful for all children.

Description

The Power of Love (Was Liebe Alles Kann) follows Amie, a child learning to understand her body, her limits, and her strengths, supported by the steady love of her father.

This gentle picture book helps children build empathy, confidence, and pride in who they are, especially when they feel different.

Written and illustrated by disability rights activist Amie Savage.

Your Purchase Empowers Underrepresented Creators

Every purchase supports the ZULA Tribe, an organization providing mentorship, resources, and publishing support to underrepresented authors and illustrators in children’s media.

When you buy this book, you’re helping more stories like this reach children who need them.

Proudly supported by Audible.

Written and Illustrated by Disability Rights Activist

Amie Savage

Amie Savage is an activist focused on inclusion and disability rights. Having experienced both racism and ableism due to her physical disability and skin color, she uses her work to raise awareness around these intersecting forms of discrimination.

As an illustrator, she brings diverse stories to life and gives visibility to narratives that are often overlooked, especially those of disabled BIPoC children, who remain vastly underrepresented in children’s media.

Amie joined the ZULA Tribe because she believes in the power of visibility. Every child deserves to see themselves reflected in stories. By creating space for marginalized voices, she hopes to help children, and the adults they become, feel seen, valued, and empowered.