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Keosha Sath is not new to the author world. Her first book Just Like You, (Mascot Books, December 2018), encouraged young girls to think about obtaining science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics careers. She has since done book signings at Barnes and Noble, storytelling at local libraries, been invited to school events, and has been featured on Neuse News, NBC, CBS, and Fox. Keosha has achieved nothing short of landing her first book in Frederick County’s Public Library System. Quest Like You, (Keosha Sath Books, February 2021), exceeds her first book and is a clever way to begin her Just Like You book series. Quest Like You, was ranked #1 in new releases on Amazon. It is clear that this book will create similar breakthroughs as her first book and she will continue encouraging young girls to strive for S.T.E.A.M. careers and to be the person in charge.
Reviewed by Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Readers' Favorite
The mother-daughter bond is a special treasure. Daughters look up to their mothers and try to copy their example, to do what their mothers do. Daughters are full of questions: “how do you get to the moon?” and “where do you keep your money?” With so many questions, there are bound to be lots of answers and each answer leads to a suggestion of something really amazing a young girl can be when she grows up. But, at the end of the stream of questions, it’s nice to hear, “I want to be a great Mommy, just like you!”
Keosha Sath’s picture book story, Just Like You, is a charming look at a mother-daughter relationship and the special bond a little girl, full of questions, shares with her mother. The plot progresses through a series of innocent questions that any young girl might ask of her mother – questions about life. Each time, the mother provides a simple answer and the girl responds with an interest in becoming whatever special job the question led to – like an astronaut, or a financial accountant, or a veterinarian, or a beekeeper, or even the President of the United States. There are no limits to what any girl can aspire to be and, with a supportive mother (and father), any girl can achieve her dreams. I especially like the ending where the final conclusion clearly demonstrates the daughter’s pride and love for her mother. With colorful illustrations, this story is beautifully told with compassion and will certainly be an inspiration to creative young daughters who are the potential leaders of the future.
