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Look, it's me!

Excellent for facilitating conversations around disability

This cover shows a book cover with eight children playing and dancing. The background is a subdued yellow, and the characters are all wearing colourful clothing. The characters include from top left a child at an easel, a child watching the artist paint, two girls dancing together and then along the bottom of the cover from left to right, a child with a backpack speaking with a girl and then a boy in a wheelchair about to throw a ball to their friend next to them. All of them have big smiles on their faces as if they're having a great time together! Text on the cover includes the title and authors.

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Tessa has short brown hair, blue eyes, and has a big smile. She is wearing a mustard colour knit and dangling pearl earrings in front of a plain cream background.

Review by: Tessa

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 5 stars.
Tessa has short brown hair, blue eyes, and has a big smile. She is wearing a mustard colour knit and dangling pearl earrings in front of a plain cream background.

Review by:
Tessa

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 5 stars.
This cover shows a book cover with eight children playing and dancing. The background is a subdued yellow, and the characters are all wearing colourful clothing. The characters include from top left a child at an easel, a child watching the artist paint, two girls dancing together and then along the bottom of the cover from left to right, a child with a backpack speaking with a girl and then a boy in a wheelchair about to throw a ball to their friend next to them. All of them have big smiles on their faces as if they're having a great time together! Text on the cover includes the title and authors.

Included

By Jayneen Sanders

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Excellent for facilitating conversations around disability

Included gives a glimpse into the lives of different children living with disability. Excellent for facilitating conversations around disability.

I enjoyed the different discussion topics and that it looks at disability from a wide perspective, as well as discusses the kids as three dimensional with likes, dislikes, aspirations, etc.

On the verge of preachy.

Would be especially good for educators of young people or parents facilitating conversations around diversity and disability.

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