I See You: A Story for Kids About Homelessness and Being Unhoused

The Invisible Woman is a powerful and moving wordless picture book that depicts the struggles of a homeless woman who is overlooked by everyone around her, except for one little boy.

Through the boy's observations, we see the woman endure the harsh realities of homelessness over the course of a year, from cold winter nights to sweltering summer days.

Despite the hardships she faces, the woman remains strong and resilient, and ultimately, the boy acknowledges her in a gesture of compassion that changes everything. This book is not just a heartbreaking portrayal of homelessness, but also a call to action for readers of all ages to help those in need.

The author includes discussion questions and additional resources in the back of the book to help parents, educators, and neighbors start important conversations about homelessness and how to help. With its stunning illustrations and powerful message, The Invisible Woman is a must-read for anyone who cares about making a difference in their community.