ABOUT US · SINCE 2017
Hi, we're Little Feminist.
Our team of educators, parents and authors has spent nearly a decade helping families find (and make!) books where every kid belongs.
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152,295
diverse books shipped to families
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144,020
copies of our own books printed
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13
original titles published
AWARD-WINNING BOOKS
The first board book to ever win an ALA Medal.
In 2021 the American Library Association (ALA) gave its Stonewall Award to We Are Little Feminists: Families, written by Archaa Shrivastav. A rare honor for an independent press.
And the honors keep coming.
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Best Gifts for 2-Year-Olds
NEW YORK TIMES WIRECUTTER · 2022 - 2026
Our We Are Little Feminists box set
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3 Experts on How to Raise Anti-Racist Kids
FAST COMPANY
Featured expert.
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Kids' Book Awards
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING · 2023
Little Faces Big Feelings, one of 42 books chosen
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Best Books of the Year
KIRKUS REVIEWS · 2022 & 2025
How We Eat (2022) and How We Love (2025)
ALSO FEATURED IN · CBS News · Wired · NY Mag · HuffPost · Parents · The Bump · Book Riot · TLC · Shelf Awareness
MEET THE BOOK SELECTION TEAM
The people behind every book pick.
Every book on our lists was read, debated and road-tested with real kids by this team: 5,132 books considered since 2017.
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Alyssa
International Elementary Educator
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Britt
Founder & Publisher
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Delia
Chicana Author
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Dolisha
Curriculum Specialist & Author
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Liyana
Operations Expert
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Mariel
Early Childhood Educator
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Tessa
Elementary School Librarian
From a living room to library shelves.
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2016–17
Britt quits her job. A year later, Little Feminist launches.
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2019
The boxes outgrow the living room. We move into a warehouse.
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2020
We publish our own books to fill the gaps we kept seeing.
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2024
Our book club wraps up after 152,295 books shipped.
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2025–26
We co-publish How We Love and Juneteenth with Abrams.
From Our Community
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I bought this subscription for my niece… these books have given me a way to keep connecting with her as she grows… She’s Persian and Jewish, so she also gets to see herself in these stories.
- Jen E.
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My two-year-old daughter has a rare syndrome and uses a feeding tube. When we saw a child like her represented in How We Eat, I cried. You don’t realize how much that visibility matters until you see it
- Samara P.
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These books have been invaluable learning tools for my kids. They’ve sparked important conversations about race, gender, and family that I didn’t know how to start on my own.
- Lyndl H.
The next chapter starts here
Books we believe in.
Two Ways to find them.
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Our Books
Shop our booksAward-winning books we published because we couldn't find them anywhere else.
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Our Book Lists
Explore our book listsHand-picked books for what they're feeling and what you want to talk about.
