Category: Children ISBN-10: B09X4L58T2
Type: Fiction
Copyright: April 2, 2022
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
Teach your child to accept themselves and others as they are.
Max and his friends make fun of a new boy because of his short stature, which greatly hurts his feelings. However, Max realizes that what he did was wrong. And a conversation with his dad reveals to Max the real secret of diversity. How great it is that all people are so different and unique! Max realizes his mistake and wants to fix it!
This book is about little Max:
* teaches us to accept our differences and to be a champion of uniqueness
* inspires us to be kind to those who are different from us
* helps us understand the value of kindness, tolerance and respect
* inspires kindness, inclusion and friendship
Book details:
* features loveable characters, colorful illustrations, and a fun rhyming story
* makes an engaging read for boys and girls ages 3-6
* great for parents and teachers who want to spark valuable conversations about diversity
* brilliant for bedtime stories, in the classroom, and for passing the time
* creative gift idea for your child, grandchild, niece or nephew, etc.!
As a short and memorable read that’s great for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarteners, «I Know the Secret of Diversity» is a heartwarming book that will rapidly become a treasured part of your collection, empowering young children of all backgrounds to recognize diversity, practice kindness and tolerance, and champion the qualities that make us special.
Are you ready to embrace the value of diversity? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!
Professional Reviews
*****Adorable book
Diversity is such an important subject for children to learn. This book nicely explains what diversity is in a level that will help children appreciate the differences in others. I highly recommend it!
*****Support everyone equally!
We are all different and sometimes disabilities are invisible or you can be different for another reason. We are all unique and individuals but being able to sit down and discuss situations and feelings with your kid is the biggest take home here. Differences are good, making fun of them hurts a lot of people sometimes forever.
*****Excellent Book
I loved this adorable story that touches on diversity. Max makes fun of a boy because of his size which makes him sad. He leaves with his mother, but Max realizes that he upset him. When he goes home, he tells his father about his day and how he treated the boy. It becomes a teachable moment for them where his father talks to him about differences in people. I loved how the book is written and how it goes into talking about differences and how it could affect how people are treated. It is well written and beautifully illustrated. Once again Harrison has nailed a subject matter in his story in such a way that it makes a great conversation starter with teachable moments!
