Description
That’s NOT How You Do It – Lucy knows how to do everything and she is baffled when her new neighbour Toshi does it in his own different way. Lucy develops mutual respect for her new neighbour and learns the importance of accepting other people’s differences and what can be learnt from them.
Harold Finds a Voice – A parrot called Harold explores the world and learns that everyone has a distinct voice. During his travels, he meets a flock of parrots who welcome him into their community. The story can be interpreted on many levels, as it has themes about self-understanding, identity and self-esteem. It also encourages readers to meet people and gain a better understanding of the world through appreciating the diversity in everyone’s personal qualities.
Gently Bentley – A young rhino finds it difficult to slow down. This book could be used to discuss topics like ADHD and Autism so that children have a better understanding of the conditions.
The Frog Prince – In this adaptation of a classic fairy tale, a princess learns not to judge others based on their looks. The book also contains themes of loyalty and valuing promises.
The Ugly Duckling – In this classic story, a signet (baby swan) is shunned by others for the way that he looks. He continues to be kind and friendly, in spite of the bullying and he soon finds a group which accept him for who he is.
