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Unique and Wonderful: A Rhyming Picture Book for Children about Diversity that encourages Tolerance

Unique and Wonderful: A Rhyming Picture Book for Children about Diversity that encourages Tolerance

by Smith, Dee
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Celebrate yourself and others.
That will take you far.
Let your differences help you shine bright, like a dark night's dazzling star.

Unique and Wonderful is a rhyming picture book all about diversity. It encourages children to accept and love the unique differences among themselves and others. This book also discourages attitudes of prejudice and racism. Unique and Wonderful has a rhyming style which makes it a perfect for read alouds and story times.

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Pub dateJun 25, 2016
ISBN-101535013249
ISBN-139781535013246
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-09-07 17:21
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