I'm Half Children's Book Series is Released

Paul Proctor has released the first children's book in a series about biracial and biethnic families called "I'm Half: My Daddy is American, My Mommy is Korean." The book is a light and fun look at the cultural heritage of a half Caucasian (of European decent) half Korean family living in the United States of America. The book is illustrated by Francesco Orazzini who delightfully brought the story line to life.

Note from the author: "My family is a biracial family. My wife was born in Korea (Asian) and I am Caucasian. We met in college and fell in love, got married, and made three beautiful babies. We decided that we wanted to participate in the microcosms popping up all over the country celebrating biracial and biethnic families.

'I'm Half: My Daddy is American, My Mommy is Korean' is loosely based on our family, and seeks to promote awareness of our cultural heritage. We know that 15% of all new marriages in the U.S. are biracial marriages and it makes sense that we as a people begin to tell our biracial children stories of their heritage and show them images of children that look like them through media. The 'I'm Half' project is about more than just telling a story, it is about furthering an ideal of acceptance and love of all people. It is difference, regardless of its form, that makes humanity beautiful."

The ebook can be purchased at http://www.imhalf.com, or on amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Im-Half-Daddy-American-Korean-ebook/dp/B00I5FPKPM/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2 Paul Proctor has released the first children's book in a series about biracial and biethnic families called "I'm Half: My Daddy is American, My Mommy is Korean." The book is a light and fun look at the cultural heritage of a half Caucasian (of European decent) half Korean family living in the United States of America. The book is illustrated by Francesco Orazzini who delightfully brought the story line to life.

Note from the author: "My family is a biracial family. My wife was born in Korea (Asian) and I am Caucasian. We met in college and fell in love, got married, and made three beautiful babies. We decided that we wanted to participate in the microcosms popping up all over the country celebrating biracial and biethnic families.

'I'm Half: My Daddy is American, My Mommy is Korean' is loosely based on our family, and seeks to promote awareness of our cultural heritage. We know that 15% of all new marriages in the U.S. are biracial marriages and it makes sense that we as a people begin to tell our biracial children stories of their heritage and show them images of children that look like them through media. The 'I'm Half' project is about more than just telling a story, it is about furthering an ideal of acceptance and love of all people. It is difference, regardless of its form, that makes humanity beautiful."

The ebook can be purchased at http://www.imhalf.com, or on amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Im-Half-Daddy-American-Korean-ebook/dp/B00I5FPKPM/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1393276183&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=i%27m+half%3A+my+daddy+is+american%2C+my+mommy+is+korean).

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Email the author if you would like to share your story of being half at paul(at)imhalf(dot)com.

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