Briefly introduce the topic of inclusion in children's books and its importance for promoting diversity, empathy, and understanding among young readers. Introduce my book, "Maya and Grace: The Tale of the Girl with No Hair," and how it contributes to the theme of inclusion through its heartwarming story inspired by my own experience with my sister with Down syndrome Body: I will define inclusion in the context of children's literature and explain how it differs from diversity and representation. Then highlight the benefits of inclusion in children's books, such as fostering empathy, promoting acceptance, challenging stereotypes, and empowering marginalized voices etc... Discuss the role of education in promoting inclusion in children's books, particularly through the curriculum, teacher training, and school libraries. how "Maya and Grace: The Tale of the Girl with No Hair" exemplifies inclusion in its representation of a character with Down syndrome.