See for Yourself

[A] celebration of the relationship between father and son. * The Bookseller *[This is a book] about courage and being true to yourself. But it’s the supportive relationship depicted between this young boy and his father, beautifully captured in the cover image of Harry snuggling on his dad’s shoulders, which gives the book real heart. * The Observer *[This] book beautifully portrays the power of parental belief. The father’s unwavering support acts as a shield against self-doubt, empowering his son to confidently navigate the world. It’s a gentle reminder that we all possess inner resources that can guide us through life’s challenges. I would highly recommend this book for parents and children alike, offering a shared moment of inspiration and a gentle nudge to follow your own unique path. * Children’s Books Ireland *This beautifully crafted picture book…is subtle yet remarkably clever. Suzanna’s glorious, atmospheric full-page illustrations are a joy…and its refreshing to see such positive representation, with a supportive Black father and his determined son enjoying activities not often depicted in stories about Black people, such as flying planes and diving. * Jericho Prize *

Jordan Stephens is a creative, musician, writer and performer, perhaps best known as one half the chart-topping duo, Rizzle Kicks who have recently made a comeback after a 9 year hiatus.

Having spoken publicly about his struggles with mental health, Jordan has been very active in raising awareness around the stigma. His mental health campaign #IAMWHOLE reached over 120 million people online and was mentioned in the Houses of Parliament.

Jordan endeavours to express himself through many different forms of art. His first children’s book, The Missing Piece, published in 2022 is a self-influenced story about joy and connection. It was shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize and Inclusive Books for Children Award. His second children’s book, See for Yourself, publishes in May 2025.

Beth Suzanna is a London based illustrator whose uplifting work is rooted in colour and connection. Creating work for picture books, programmes, covers and campaigns. Beth’s work has a strong focus on community and diversity, using bold figurative paper cut shapes or expressive pastel line to create tactile, playful and human work. The Missing Piece was her first picture book.