encourages children in rhythmic, rhyming verses to accept themselves for who they are. The story‘s messages of self-appreciation are consistently clear, whether they involve making friends, dressing as one wishes, or conversing with ease. The encounters with whimsical characters inspire Archie to say, “I love that we‘re different.” #diversity, #bookspin, #diversechildrensbooks, #doublespin, #bookreport, #kindnessmatters, #readathon, #inclusion
Third book completed for #DashingDecember and it‘s very poignant.
Tomorrow I will try to get caught up with my reading journal entries.
pickSuch a beautiful read. I hope to live long enough to see the day when people with differences are treated equally by their peers. We have made a lot of progress already in my lifetime. #kindnessmatters
I am jumping in on #Day2
My positive: helping 2 of my students with emotional needs- really connecting on a deep level. Such joy. 😃 moments that remind me that what we do as teachers does matter. With the world crazy with So many problems, small moments matter, affirming that what we do matters to those we serve.
#kindnessandpositivityweek #sharethelove #kindnessmatters
pick“In a world where you can be anything, be kind.” What another terrific book by Candace Cameron Bure. Candace highlights how being kind is more important than ever in our world today. More books need to highlight the importance on being kind. If only we could throw around kindness like confetti, the world would indeed be a better place. #candacecameron #kindnessmatters #kindisthenewclassy
pick“There are three ways to ultimate success.
The first way is to be kind.
The second way is to be kind.
The third way is to be kind.”
-Fred Rogers
LeVar Burton narrating the audiobook was just a little too wonderful if that‘s possible.
#worldkindnessday #wholesomemasculinity #kindnessquotes #kindnessmatters #TheresSomeGoodInThisWorldAndItsWorthFightingFor
