The We Can Squad

Get ready to meet the We Can Squad, a fearless team of young superheroes who prove that disabilities don’t define limits – they reveal hidden strengths! In this exciting adventure, we follow Sweet P, who can turn invisible; Brooke the Brave, whose super strength makes her unstoppable; Jake, a powerful super healer; and Kange, whose incredible reading powers help the team uncover secrets others might miss.

When the Squad visits the zoo for what should be a fun day, chaos erupts – a group of monkeys escapes, sending everyone into a frenzy! But instead of panicking, the Squad springs into action. Using their unique powers and working together, they race to find the missing monkeys and bring them safely back to their family. Along the way, they learn the importance of teamwork, courage, and embracing each other’s differences.

This heartwarming and action-packed story highlights inclusion, friendship, and the idea that everyone has something special to offer. Perfect for young readers, families, and classrooms, The We Can Squad reminds us all that being different is what makes us super.

Author Biography

Trinity Jagdeo is an author, and nonprofit founder dedicated to creating a world where children and families with disabilities feel seen, celebrated, and included. At just 17 years old, while still in high school, Trinity founded the 501©(3) nonprofit organization We Can’t to We Can after being inspired by her best friend living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.Through her nonprofit, Trinity has published five children’s books that feature real kids with disabilities as superheroes-stories that empower children to see themselves represented and embraced. Her organization also provides financial aid, resources, and medical equipment to families often denied by insurance, and hosts inclusive events designed to bring joy and belonging to communities often left out.Trinity’s leadership has garnered national recognition, with features in Forbes, Woman’s World Magazine, and The Today Show. She has spoken at Stockton University, New Jersey Rotary clubs, schools, and other organizations, spreading her message of inclusion, resilience, and hope. She has received numerous awards, including the F4Y Humanitarian Award, New Jersey Heartland Hero recognition, and the 30 Under 30 Trendsetter Award.A trailblazer at the intersection of creativity and advocacy, Trinity uses her voice and vision to transform how the world views disability. Whether through books, programs, or speaking engagements, her mission is simple yet powerful: to ensure every child, regardless of ability, experiences joy, representation, and the belief that from “we can’t” to “we can,” anything is possible.