Zwei Mamas für Oscar

Susanne Scheerer's book "Two Mommies for Oscar" warmly and understandingly explores the topic of rainbow families and diversity. It tells the story of Oscar, a boy with two mothers, and how he came into the world. Tilly's curiosity leads her sister Frieda to explain the story of how Oscar's mothers longed for a child and ultimately fulfilled their wish through the sperm donation from Tilly's and Frieda's dad.

The narrative is presented in a child-friendly, lively, and vivid manner, addressing complex topics such as artificial insemination and the diversity of family structures in a way that is easily understandable for children aged three and up. The book makes a valuable contribution to educating about rainbow families and emphasizes the message that family exists in many different forms and that love is the connecting element.

It becomes clear that what matters is not how a family looks, but that love and care are at the center. "Two Mommies for Oscar" is not only an educational book but also a lovingly designed picture book that celebrates family diversity and captivates with its story and illustrations.

It tackles the important and current topic of rainbow families in a child-friendly and easily understandable way. It promotes understanding and acceptance of diversity in children from four years old. The book offers a vivid, illustrative narrative that appeals to both children and adults alike. It facilitates conversations for parents and educators about different family forms and the origins of life.