★ HONORABLE MENTION, 2021 WRITER’S DIGEST Self-Published Book Awards, Early Readers/Children's Picture Books ★ ★ FINALIST, 2021 National Indie Excellence Awards, Picture Books: Ages 4-8 ★ ★ WINNER, 2021 Purple Dragonfly Award, Picture Books 5 & Younger ★ Pride and love win in this relatable story celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, kids with same-sex parents, and diversity and inclusion. This vibrant children’s picture book features May, an imaginative and determined girl who tries not to shed a tear on her first day of school but with the help of her two moms, learns why it’s okay to cry. Young readers will delight in how May cleverly navigates the unexpected, resolves challenges with positivity, and utilizes mindful techniques to work through her emotions and feelings. But when May comes across an insurmountable challenge, will she be able to hold back the tears? Poetic rhymes, colorful designs and lovable characters elevate the story’s positive message about embracing nontraditional families and being mindful when dealing with emotions like sadness, fear, embarrassment and frustration. This inclusive book is perfect for gay, lesbian and new parents with preschool kids, toddlers, or babies, as it encourages the future generation to embrace and celebrate the differences and emotions in all of us. "Sweetly illustrated by Erica De Chavez, MIGHTY MAY WON'T CRY TODAY by Kendra & Claire-Voe Ocampo uses an easy-to-follow, rhythmical text to tell the story of May's first day of school. While a bit challenging, she manages to get through a few mishaps with her head held high. The book, featuring the dynamics of a family with two same-sex parents, helps children learn that crying is OK." -IndieReader