The presale for Roaches In My Cereal: A Moral Imperative to Reimagine School is officially underway—and I’m grateful for every early reader who has already stepped in to claim your copy.
This book is part memoir, part mirror.
It tells the truth about school as many students experience it—not as policy describes it.
It asks hard questions about belonging, invisibility, and the quiet ways harm shows up in classrooms.
It examines the impact of trauma, lack of opportunity, and low expectations on students and their futures and how schools can step in to mitigate these factors.
And it challenges us to reimagine school not just as a system—but as a human space.
Presales matter. They help this story reach more educators, leaders, parents, and community members who know that belonging is not a luxury in education—it is a prerequisite for learning.
If you’ve been meaning to grab a copy, now is the moment to do so at this link: https://lnkd.in/epTaJVBe
If you’ve already ordered—thank you for carrying this story forward.
