Charlie likes to do
things with his friends, but sometimes he likes to do things by
himself. He feels different when he likes to draw alone, but his
mother tells him it’s okay to be different. One day at the park he
meets Emma. She’s really different, but is that okay?
This is a lovely
book to teach children about disability and even more to tell them
that being different is all right. We all have have areas where we’re
different and children can learn to accept this about themselves as
well as others.
The book has watercolor illustrations that children can relate to. The words are simple and
tell the story in a way children can understand. This is a good book
to read aloud and discuss, but children in first or second grade can
it read it to themselves.
I received this book
from PR by the Book for this review.
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