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It’s okay to say no

The image depicts a book cover with a pink backdrop and some text. The cover features a cartoonish illustration of multiple children. A girl is visible on the left, raising her hand at the reader. On the right-hand side are two people wearing head scarves and hugging. It appears to be a mother and daughter. A boy in a wheelchair is shown on the lower left. He is being high fived by a young girl.

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An animated head and shoulders drawing of a young girl on a white background using coloured water paints and black ink outlines. The girl has peach coloured skin. She has long blonde hair and is wearing it in a ponytail placed over the front of her shoulder. She has a layered fringe. The girl has a small nose and is smiling with a closed mouth. She has large green eyes with thick black eyebrows. Her left ear has five piercings with small black studs. The girl is wearing a wide neck, pink top with thin blue shoulder straps. The initials JH are written in the bottom right-hand corner.

Review by: Jessica

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 4 stars.
An animated head and shoulders drawing of a young girl on a white background using coloured water paints and black ink outlines. The girl has peach coloured skin. She has long blonde hair and is wearing it in a ponytail placed over the front of her shoulder. She has a layered fringe. The girl has a small nose and is smiling with a closed mouth. She has large green eyes with thick black eyebrows. Her left ear has five piercings with small black studs. The girl is wearing a wide neck, pink top with thin blue shoulder straps. The initials JH are written in the bottom right-hand corner.

Review by:
Jessica

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 4 stars.
The image depicts a book cover with a pink backdrop and some text. The cover features a cartoonish illustration of multiple children. A girl is visible on the left, raising her hand at the reader. On the right-hand side are two people wearing head scarves and hugging. It appears to be a mother and daughter. A boy in a wheelchair is shown on the lower left. He is being high fived by a young girl.

ABC of Body Safety and Consent

By Jayneen Sanders

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It’s okay to say no

Pink background, with the image divided into horizontal sections with icons and text. Text reads: "ABC OF BODY SAFETY AND CONSENT, book review by Jess. [Icon of ABC building blocks] YOU'LL WANT TO READ THIS! Learn to look after your body and realise it's okay to say no. This book uses the ABCs to teach children words about safety and consent and what to do if they ever feel uncomfortable. [Icon of blue question marks] SUPER ENGAGING. Colourful and fun drawings with questions after each section to get the reader to think more deeply about the topic. [Icon of thumbs up] RECOMMENDED FOR: School age children (5-11 years), Children with or without disability, Families, Teachers and Educators. [Icon of a 4 in a star] RATING: 4 Stars! A great read from beginning to end with a helpful message for children about learning to go to a trusted adult if feeling unsafe."
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