The Amazing Zoe
As an author and storyteller, I write picture books that honour real-life experiences often overlooked in children's literature. From navigating dementia and memory loss to celebrating cultural identity and intergenerational bonds, each story invites families to see themselves reflected on the page.
Grandma's Memory Box holds a special place in my heart—it's a gentle introduction to dementia for young readers, born from my own family's journey. But all my books carry this same thread: they create space for difficult conversations, validate lived experiences, and remind us that every story deserves to be told.
Explore the collection below, and discover books that don't just entertain; they affirm, educate, and bring generations together.
Discover The Complete Series
The Amazing Zoe children’s book series—a heartwarming collection of stories that celebrate curiosity, kindness, and real-life moments kids can relate to. These books are for children of all ages, perfect for classrooms, bedtime reading, or family discussions.
Parents, teachers, and students often tell me how much they love Zoe because she’s so real—her adventures spark giggles, questions, and meaningful conversations. Whether it’s learning about empathy, navigating new experiences, or celebrating differences, The Amazing Zoe makes space for connection and reflection.
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More About The Amazing Zoe series
Culturally rich picture books celebrating Black childhood, family, and everyday adventures.
The Amazing Zoe series follows a curious, joyful Black girl as she navigates the world with wonder, confidence, and the support of her loving family. Each book centres authentic Black experiences—from hair care rituals to cultural traditions—giving young readers, especially Black children, the gift of seeing themselves as the heroes of their own stories.
Settings For Read-Alouds
Classrooms and libraries seeking diverse, affirming literature (from elementary to graduate students) during literacy weeks, Black History Month, or social-emotional learning units. See how you can also implement our bookmobile (see zouzoumedia.co)
Caregiver support groups and dementia awareness events
Healthcare settings (hospitals, long-term care homes, family resource centres)
Community organizations serving racialized families
Families wanting to celebrate Black joy and representation
Educators teaching social-emotional learning and cultural identity
Each session is tailored to your audience's needs—whether you're seeking dementia education for young children, representation-focused storytelling, or intergenerational programming that bridges understanding across age and ability.
Real Stories, Real Impact.

