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This story celebrates the differences in features across different people and even though someone may look different it's good to celebrate those differences. The color choices in this book and the use of pictures show even deeper what the overall meaning of the story is and really capture the attention of any aged reader.

“Eyes That Speak to the Stars“ is illustrated by Dung Ho who does a fantastic job of bringing in the elemental design of value and the lightness and darkness used between different scenes in the book to depict various emotions or sometimes the same emotion uses both light and dark as well.

This picture books tells a heartwarming and empowering story of a young boy who is not proud of who he is, simply because he does not look exactly like his peers. Through ancient storytelling from his father and grandfather, this young boy learns to love himself and feel empowered by his differences. This story is a great way to lead a discussion on inclusivity, understanding different cultures, and the importance of being proud of who you are.

“Eyes That Speak to the Stars“ is a picture book that tells the story of a young boy learning about his background and how to be proud and embrace it. The story is made up of many elements of design that helps bring the history within the story to life. For example, the different shades of colors and textures, a variety of lines to show movement, and the use of perspective all work together to bring the ancient history of this story to life.

I listened to this one via BorrowBox,
I enjoyed it.

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5/5