Different is Good: A Cute Children's Picture Book about Racism & Diversity to help Teach your Kids Equality and Kindness

by Rebecca Jackson, Phelan Good

Going to school is very fun!

Children can learn, play and draw... The can make new friends, or so many other fun things that will make them laugh..

But sometimes school can be hard...What if your kids are sad because they are DIFFERENT from their friends?What if they are feeling isolated or discriminated by others just because their skin is not white or red like any of their friends in the park?What if they are nervous at home because at school they are not happy as you though? And what should you do as parent or teacher?With this fun and cute story you will teach your children about DIVERSITY, and how to be kind with others!•You will teach them the importance of diversity and different cultures•You will find conversational starters to have with your childAnd what they will discover by reading "Different is Good" ?•They will understand why our differences make this world such of wonderful place•They will find illustrated situations that will teach them we're all the same inside, it doesn't matter the skin color, gender or religion

A fun, cute, and engaging illustrated book that will give them real life lessons with a simple explaining of what diversity is today!



Get your copy NOW and Help Change the Past by Educating Our Future!

Kindle Edition

Published September 4, 2020

Reviews

[Erin O'Halloran · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book helps children understand the importance of kindness, acceptance, and embracing diversity. It also teaches young readers that being different is something to celebrate rather than fear. It encourages empathy and respect for others, regardless of their appearance or background. This book could be incorporated into lessons on building a positive classroom community, where students share their unique qualities and learn how differences make them stronger together. This book could be read at the beginning of the year and after reading, the students and I can make classroom rules/ expectations to hang up in the room kind of like a contract where we all agree. We could go as far as kids signing their names on it so everyone is held accountable.

[Julia Johnson · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked his book, It talked about the different colors of skin, hair, religion, and faith. It was focused on an African American boy who was going to the park and was scared that he would be made fun of for his skin like at school. A little monster went with him and showed him all sorts of different people and why he should be proud and strong about who he is. The little monster told him to be kind and set an example for his friends.

[Amy Cheree · Rating 5 out of 5]

This colorful picture book offers a straightforward, positive approach to teaching children about diversity and the importance of kindness and equality. It serves as a helpful tool for parents and educators to start necessary conversations about celebrating differences and recognizing that we are all eh same inside.

[Jessica Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Wonderfully written to help children and adults alike. My kids enjoyed it and took away the message been sent by the book.

[Carina Daniel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Different is Good!

This is a great book. It talks about differences and not only about different races and cultures, but also about different kinds of families.

[Nicole Harmon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great story

I loved this story. I think of all the kids who would like this biok. It has good lessons for us all.