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Little Imperfections: A Tall Tale of Growing Up Different | Peet Montzingo, Rockwell Sands

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The dazzling new picture book that addresses the universal themes of being different, feeling like you don't fit in, and finding yourself along the way. The story is told through the empathic and humorous perspective of Peet Montzingo, the internet sensation who grew up as the only "tall" sibling in a family of little people. In their debut picture book and accompanying video series, Peet Montzingo and Rockwell Sands have woven moving messages and life lessons with bravery, comedy, and grace. With captivating rhythms, lyrical rhymes and breathtaking illustrations, this book is sure to be a classic on your family's shelf for generations to come. Little Imperfections carries timeless messages of love and acceptance told through a truly unique perspective, and makes the perfect gift for anybody-young, old, or in between.

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Little Imperfections: A Tall Tale of Growing Up Different | Peet Montzingo, Rockwell Sands

so-so

3 ⭐ Our main character is the only tall person in a family of little people. The book is how they always felt different because at home they were the oddball. But it‘s those oddities that made them grow into being who they are today. Overall, the book is interesting and gives a little bit of insight in living in a little family. The illustrations feel either amateur or AI or a mix of both.

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