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Look, it's me!

This book would help little kids know that it’s okay to be different

This cover shows a scene of a young boy sitting on grass in a field. He is wearing a blue shirt and red leggings. The shirt seems to have the name 'Iggy' written on it. The boy, rendered in a cartoonish style, is the main focus of the image. There are also two sheep.

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A photo of a young pale faced girl with long blond, brown hair hugging a well-loved teddy and a brown cat. The cat looks serious, lying on a blue blanket with white spots.

Review by: Lily

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 4 stars.
A photo of a young pale faced girl with long blond, brown hair hugging a well-loved teddy and a brown cat. The cat looks serious, lying on a blue blanket with white spots.

Review by:
Lily

Gold coloured stars for the rating - 4 stars.
This cover shows a scene of a young boy sitting on grass in a field. He is wearing a blue shirt and red leggings. The shirt seems to have the name 'Iggy' written on it. The boy, rendered in a cartoonish style, is the main focus of the image. There are also two sheep.

Just Like You, Only a Little More Different

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By Brook Seal

This book would help little kids know that it’s okay to be different

Short description of the book: The book is about a boy named Ziggy who suffered a severe brain injury and the book talks about his life and at the end it has a part where you can write or draw about things like why your different and why that is a good thing.

I liked the fact how this book would help little kids and kids with disabilities know that it’s okay to be different.

I didn’t like the fact that the book didn’t have much detail.

Book’s message and recommendations: That it is okay to be different.

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