Karin Krogh 
Once a mom always a mom 

Have you ever noticed how mothers come in all shapes and sizes: mothers with long hair, mothers with short hair; mothers who work outside the home, mothers who work at home; tattooed mothers, mothers with piercings; executive mothers, nerd mothers, geek mothers, sports mothers, alien mothers (oops!). But when it comes down to it, all mothers are the same: they care, love, and fight in the same way.’ Once a mom always a mom’ is a book written to show that, despite being different, mothers are very similar to each other. Mothers take care of us, scold us, kiss us, tell us to put on coats, want us to eat everything, get worried when we eat too much, don’t want to let go, want to be left alone… Can you understand that?
YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW THAT… This is a funny story, with humor in the text and illustrations, which complement each other to build up the main character’s testimony. Here, literature can and should provide debates on today’s society, promoting important reflections on diversity and empathy among children and young people.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT… This book is friendly to readers with dyslexia, as the font used is Open Dyslexic, making reading more enjoyable for everyone. The text is in capital letters, which also helps readers who are in the process of becoming literate.
WHY READ IT? This is a fun picture book, written with humor, which promotes interaction between children and their families through reading.
THEMES: picture book, family, mother, tattoo lovers, family reading.

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KARIN KROGH is a scientist with a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences — Chemistry. But with the birth of her daughters, she specialized in Children’s Literature and storytelling, entering the world of children’s books. For more than ten years, she has dedicated herself to promoting reading and working to train teachers in the area of literature. For Pangolin Books, she published ‘Once a mom always a mom’, highlighting family life and the relationship between mother and daughter.