I love the book It’s Okay to be Different because it shows the lils just exactly what different is: having no hair, to having different moms and dads, to having a dog as a friend, there’s no end to what being different is. The point Parr makes is that it’s ok. And sometimes the lil ones need to hear that from a book with pictures that make sense to them.
Here I am reading it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
What did you think of the book?
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A very sweet book to embrace and celebrate differences!
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This looks like a great book!
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I love it! It has a great message and it’s cute.
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yeah i think so too!
Great message
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I had a similar book about 20 years ago for my daughter, but it had photographs. I was teaching her not to yell out things like, “Look how fat that man is”. Ah, motherhood.
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smile. my 20 year old would scream “mommy LOOK that man has a ponytail like a GIRL!!!!”
What a great message! Love it.
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My 5 year old would enjoy this one. Thanks!
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