A joyful, empowering picture book about donor conception, surrogacy, and the many ways families are made.

Every great hero has an origin story-and yours is special times three!

In a world where families are created in all kinds of wonderful ways, ME THE GREAT: How the Power of Three Made Me celebrates the beauty of donor conception and surrogacy through the eyes of a child. Told with warmth, humor, and heart, this whimsical picture book helps parents introduce third-party reproduction when finding the right words feels hard to do.

What happens when grown-ups wishing for a child meet a Giver with something extraordinary to share? YOU happen!

Told from the child's perspective, ME THE GREAT flips the usual narrative-it's not about science or struggle, but about celebration. The story radiates pride, love, and wonder, showing that being made by three people isn't just unique-it's extra special. With gentle, age-appropriate language and enchanting illustrations, it turns complex beginnings into a joyful story of connection and generosity.

Experts recommend sharing a child's origin story early and often-and this book gives parents the perfect way to begin. Whether read aloud or cherished as a keepsake, ME THE GREAT helps families start open, loving conversations about how they came to be.

Featuring non-gendered, non-racial characters, this inclusive story welcomes all families-LGBTQ+ parents and anyone whose path to parenthood includes the gift of a donor or surrogate.

Perfect for:
Families created through egg or sperm donation, or gestational surrogacy
LGBTQ+ families
Parents and professionals seeking inclusive, affirming tools for family-building conversations

Inside this book, you'll find:
A positive, age-appropriate explanation of donor conception and surrogacy
Whimsical, inclusive illustrations that spark joy and pride
Language that empowers parents to start conversations early with confidence
A reminder that every child's story is heroic, magical, and made with love

Join families around the world who are celebrating their extraordinary beginnings-because every story deserves to be told with pride.