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Roberts, Jillian

What Makes Us Unique?: Our First Talk About Diversity

32 pp. | Orca | February, 2021 | Paper ISBN 978-1-4598-2825-4 $12.99
Reissue (2016)
(4) PS Just Enough series. Illustrated by Cindy Revell. Explaining the ways in which people can be different and fostering respect for these differences, this book--now in a paperback edition--describes how diversity can include outside variances (such as eye color, shape, and physical ability), personality characteristics (such as being gregarious versus introverted), and cultural differences. Child-friendly art, appropriately reflecting the "rainbow" of human differences, accompanies the purposeful, well-intentioned text. A final page addresses sexual orientation, racism, and prejudice in a bit more detail.
Reviewer: The Horn Book, Inc.

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