Kimi Hall

Kimi Hall BEdEC is a passionate author and illustrator of children's literature, dedicated to creating meaningful and diverse stories that resonate with young readers. Raised in the vibrant city of San Francisco, California, Kimi's upbringing as a biracial child of a single-parent household exposed her to a wide range of family structures and perspectives. This early exposure nurtured her appreciation for the beauty in human differences and ignited her creative spirit.

Having been captivated by the arts and creative writing from a young age, Kimi pursued her passion through studies in performing arts. Now a devoted teacher and emerging author, Kimi aims to provide children with literature that reflects their own identities and experiences, fostering a sense of belonging and understanding. Her vision is to produce books she would proudly feature in her own classroom, where each child's unique journey is acknowledged and celebrated.

Kimi's debut work, "A Mother's Journey: A story about how we became a family," sensitively explores the challenges of infertility and the path to parenthood through donor sperm insemination. With a commitment to addressing complex topics in a gentle manner, Kimi's recent books, "The Missing Things" and "Some Families," engage young readers in meaningful conversations while nurturing empathy and understanding. Through her storytelling, Kimi Hall invites children to embark on journeys of self-discovery, resilience, and connection, leaving an indelible mark on their hearts and minds.