Was Liebe Alles Kann - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
Was Liebe Alles Kann - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids
What Love Can Do - ZULA Kids

All That Love Can Do

€19,99
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A touching picture book story about the power of love, imagination, and friendship. The little narrator is born with a physical disability and finds courage and self-confidence through the support of her empathetic dad.

A heartwarming, encouraging story about inclusion, self-esteem, and the special bond between parents and children.

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Your Purchase Empowers the ZULA Tribe & Its Creators

Part of your purchase supports the ZULA Tribe and the creators of this book.

The ZULA Tribe provides underrepresented authors, illustrators, and educators with the tools, mentorship, and resources they need to bring their stories to life. From creative workshops to publishing support, ZULA Tribe helps diverse voices break into the children’s book industry — and ensures that every child can see themselves in the stories they read. The organization is proudly supported by Audible.

Meet the Author & Illustrator

Amie Savage

I’m an activist focused on inclusion and disability rights. Having faced both racism and ableism due to my physical disability and skin color, I’ve made it my mission to raise awareness and shed light on these intersecting forms of discrimination. As an illustrator, I use my creativity to bring diverse stories to life. My role in the ZULA Tribe is to visualize narratives that often go unseen—especially those of disabled BIPoC children, who remain vastly underrepresented. I joined the ZULA Tribe because I believe in the power of visibility. Every child deserves to see themselves reflected in stories. By creating space for marginalized voices, we help children—and the adults they become—feel seen, valued, and empowered.