This book needs to be in every classroom and home. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - which were compiled in 1948 - all thirty rights have been illustrated here in ‘We are All Born Free.’ Well-known picture book makers like John Burningham, Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick, Debi Gliori, Chris Riddell, Jane Ray, Satoshi Kitamura, Axel Sheffler, Polly Dunbar, and international illustrators like Alan Lee, Hong Sun Dam, and Jessica Souhami, among others, have used their unique styles of artwork to bring to life each of the rights. Amnesty has provided some teaching resources on their website, but the best thing a teacher could do is to take each page and discuss it with children. The illustrators have done their best to make each of the rights, and the issues they raise, as child-friendly as possible. Children have a right to know their rights. Discussing these rights in the safe context of a nurturing classroom environment will help them become more aware and, perhaps, more empathetic towards others less fortunate.