This is a heart-warming story about Fuzzy, a black kitten, who is anxious to make new friends. When he is judged by others, based on his appearance and learned prejudice towards black cats, he must persevere until he finds acceptance and friendship. This book serves as an excellent teaching tool for young children to make their own judgments and not be influenced by others while at the same time learning what it means to be understanding and embrace diversity. A gentle way to introduce children into the concept of black lives matter and anti-racism.
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Eileen Doyle, author of Why Can't We Be Friends?, is a curious free spirit improving the world one story at a time! This children’s book uses familiar and friendly characters to shed light on the ways prejudice influences our society. Her innovative approach to a difficult subject strikes the perfect balance between education and entertainment. Eileen holds creativity in high esteem, and strives to help others recognize it in themselves. Her favorite credential is Certified Laughter Leader.
Though she lives in the Boston, MA area and Cocoa Beach, FL, Eileen believes that travel is the best education around. She has visited countless international countries both for vacations and to present at global creativity conferences. She also cruises the high seas annually! With her outgoing personality and nurturing spirit, Eileen has created a worldwide family of creative, passionate, fun loving friends. She depends on this network of support to spread her important message of inclusivity and acceptance.
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Vendeur : Revaluation Books, Exeter, Royaume-Uni
Paperback. Etat : Brand New. Tilkin, Wim (illustrateur). 24 pages. 6.00x8.25x0.06 inches. This item is printed on demand. N° de réf. du vendeur zk1519674384
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