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The Smallest Spot of a Dot
The Smallest Spot of a Dot: The Little Ways Were Different, The Big Ways Were the Same | Linsey Davis
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Linsey Davis, Emmy-winning correspondent and host for ABC News brings us The Smallest Spot of a Dot, A Celebration of Our Human Family, a playful and poignant picture book that celebrates how we are all part of the human race. Only .1% of our genes make us uniquely who we are. We are 99.9% identical, alike, the sameequal. This book is 100% about that truth. Combining whimsical rhymes and Lucy Flemings engaging art, The Smallest Spot of a Dot is: An inspiring story of connection and equality Multicultural, multiracial childrens picture book that recognizes our similarities and our uniqueness The perfect read-aloud for kids ages 48 Linsey Davis is also the author of The World Is Awake, One Big Heart, and Stay This Way Forever.
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Look at this adorable book teaching - “The Little Ways We‘re Different, The Big Ways We‘re The Same”

Quote taken from the book‘s cover.

Thank you, @zonderkidz

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mandarchy
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The rhyming didn't irritate me in this gem about Gene, your me-my-mine dot. An #everybodybook about characteristics that make us unique.

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LibrarianRyan
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3.5 ⭐I like this but I also don‘t like this. The beginning where it explains the dots and everybody having jeans is confusing. This part could be taken out of the book. When the story of all the kids and how they were like and how they‘re different gets going, that is when the story makes sense and is interesting. The illustrations are top notch and flow really well.