Pili Mandelbaum

Being bi-racial can be confusing for most children. A little girl and father talk about why it's okay to recognize the beauty of being bi-racial and that it's perfectly fine to be you and embrace how you look and be proud of it. It's not only a good book to read to bi-racial children to help them cope but to all children that may not understand why some other children have different skin colors.
age 4-6
resource: pierce college library

This book is about a girl who wondered why her she had darker skin than her dad. she and her dad switched roles to show that they both love each other regardless.

Little girl does not like her skin color. Her father works with her to help her feel better. Ages 3-5, Source- Pierce college library

This book is about an interracial child wanting to look like her father, She is learning about her Identity and skin color. Anna, the interracial child of a white father and black mother, explores questions and yearnings she has about her identity by "switching" skin-colors with her father. Estimated age group 3-5 years