Publisher's Synopsis
We're All Weird! takes an empathetic, yet quirky approach to teaching children how to accept differences in themselves and others. This story provides parents, teachers, and counselors with an entertaining way to help kids learn tolerance by developing their acceptance of the abnormal.
In today's world, there are many reasons to feel different. Maybe it's the way you speak, or your fun take on fashion. Maybe it's your unique family life, or something as silly as your hair or the food you eat. But the reality is, we don't all look the same, wear similar clothes, or even speak the same language. Yet somehow, now more than ever, we are made to feel as if we should be comparing ourselves to the people around us. And when someone does not fit the societal norm, they are made to feel outcast or weird. In this energetic and colorful book full of cultural and generational diversity, we help children look past what they see on the outside and to accept those around them by embracing the weird!
