A warm, gentle picture book about being different, finding belonging, and learning that being yourself is enough.
In a very red world full of bright, shiny apples, one little green apple feels like he does not quite match.
The red apples laugh together.
They talk together.
They fit together.
The green apple watches from the side and wonders what it would feel like to belong. He tries to move like the others, stay close like the others, and be more like them. But the harder he tries, the less like himself he feels.
Then something quiet begins to change.
With soft watercolor illustrations and simple, heartfelt storytelling, The Green Apple in a Very Red World helps children understand big feelings in a gentle way. This story is perfect for children who have ever felt different, left out, quiet, unsure, or not quite like everyone else.
Children will love the expressive green apple and friendly red apples, whose sweet faces and heartwarming moments bring the story to life.
A sweet picture book for parents, teachers, classrooms, libraries, and bedtime reading.
This book reminds children:
Being different is okay.
Belonging does not mean changing who you are.
Being yourself is enough.
About the Author
Jaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. He loves noticing everyday moments, big feelings, and the little things that help children feel seen.
Jaiveer is proud to be a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city. At school, he is often the only student wearing a patka, a Sikh head covering he wears with pride. That has helped him understand what it feels like to be a little different.
Through this story, Jaiveer hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself. Most of all, he wants every child who reads this book to remember one simple thing: being yourself is enough.
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Jaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. Inspired by everyday moments and big feelings, he writes stories that help children understand themselves and the world around them.As a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city, Jaiveer brings a unique and thoughtful perspective to his writing. Through his stories, he hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm, gentle picture book about being different, finding belonging, and learning that being yourself is enough.In a very red world full of bright, shiny apples, one little green apple feels like he does not quite fit in.The red apples laugh together.They talk together.They fit together.The green apple watches from the side and wonders what it would feel like to belong. He tries to be more like the others, but the harder he tries, the less like himself he feels.Then something quiet begins to change.With soft watercolor illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, The Green Apple in a Very Red World helps children understand big feelings in a gentle way. Perfect for children who have ever felt different, left out, quiet, or unsure of where they belong.A sweet picture book for parents, teachers, classrooms, libraries, and bedtime reading.This book reminds children: Being different is okay.Belonging does not mean changing who you are.Being yourself is enough.About the AuthorJaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. He loves noticing everyday moments, big feelings, and the little things that help children feel seen.Jaiveer is proud to be a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city. At school, he is often the only student wearing a patka, a Sikh head covering he wears with pride. That experience has helped him understand what it feels like to be different.Through this story, Jaiveer hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself. Most of all, he wants every child who reads this book to remember one simple thing: Being yourself is enough. In a world of red apples, one little green apple feels different. As he tries to fit in, he learns that true belonging comes from being yourself. A gentle picture book about self-acceptance, kindness, and finding your place. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781972544211
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A warm, gentle picture book about being different, finding belonging, and learning that being yourself is enough.In a very red world full of bright, shiny apples, one little green apple feels like he does not quite fit in.The red apples laugh together.They talk together.They fit together.The green apple watches from the side and wonders what it would feel like to belong. He tries to be more like the others, but the harder he tries, the less like himself he feels.Then something quiet begins to change.With soft watercolor illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, The Green Apple in a Very Red World helps children understand big feelings in a gentle way. Perfect for children who have ever felt different, left out, quiet, or unsure of where they belong.A sweet picture book for parents, teachers, classrooms, libraries, and bedtime reading.This book reminds children:Being different is okay.Belonging does not mean changing who you are.Being yourself is enough.About the AuthorJaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. He loves noticing everyday moments, big feelings, and the little things that help children feel seen.Jaiveer is proud to be a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city. At school, he is often the only student wearing a patka, a Sikh head covering he wears with pride. That experience has helped him understand what it feels like to be different.Through this story, Jaiveer hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself. Most of all, he wants every child who reads this book to remember one simple thing:Being yourself is enough. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781972544211
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm, gentle picture book about being different, finding belonging, and learning that being yourself is enough.In a very red world full of bright, shiny apples, one little green apple feels like he does not quite fit in.The red apples laugh together.They talk together.They fit together.The green apple watches from the side and wonders what it would feel like to belong. He tries to be more like the others, but the harder he tries, the less like himself he feels.Then something quiet begins to change.With soft watercolor illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, The Green Apple in a Very Red World helps children understand big feelings in a gentle way. Perfect for children who have ever felt different, left out, quiet, or unsure of where they belong.A sweet picture book for parents, teachers, classrooms, libraries, and bedtime reading.This book reminds children: Being different is okay.Belonging does not mean changing who you are.Being yourself is enough.About the AuthorJaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. He loves noticing everyday moments, big feelings, and the little things that help children feel seen.Jaiveer is proud to be a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city. At school, he is often the only student wearing a patka, a Sikh head covering he wears with pride. That experience has helped him understand what it feels like to be different.Through this story, Jaiveer hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself. Most of all, he wants every child who reads this book to remember one simple thing: Being yourself is enough. In a world of red apples, one little green apple feels different. As he tries to fit in, he learns that true belonging comes from being yourself. A gentle picture book about self-acceptance, kindness, and finding your place. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781972544211
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A warm, gentle picture book about being different, finding belonging, and learning that being yourself is enough.In a very red world full of bright, shiny apples, one little green apple feels like he does not quite fit in.The red apples laugh together.They talk together.They fit together.The green apple watches from the side and wonders what it would feel like to belong. He tries to be more like the others, but the harder he tries, the less like himself he feels.Then something quiet begins to change.With soft watercolor illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, The Green Apple in a Very Red World helps children understand big feelings in a gentle way. Perfect for children who have ever felt different, left out, quiet, or unsure of where they belong.A sweet picture book for parents, teachers, classrooms, libraries, and bedtime reading.This book reminds children: Being different is okay.Belonging does not mean changing who you are.Being yourself is enough.About the AuthorJaiveer Singh Rawal is an 11-year-old student from New York City and a passionate young storyteller. He loves noticing everyday moments, big feelings, and the little things that help children feel seen.Jaiveer is proud to be a Sikh boy growing up in a diverse city. At school, he is often the only student wearing a patka, a Sikh head covering he wears with pride. That experience has helped him understand what it feels like to be different.Through this story, Jaiveer hopes to encourage kindness, confidence, and the courage to be yourself. Most of all, he wants every child who reads this book to remember one simple thing: Being yourself is enough. In a world of red apples, one little green apple feels different. As he tries to fit in, he learns that true belonging comes from being yourself. A gentle picture book about self-acceptance, kindness, and finding your place. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781972544211
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Green Apple in a Very Red World | A Sweet Story about Being Different | Jaiveer Singh Rawal | Taschenbuch | The Little Stories of Us All | Englisch | 2026 | NDJ Press | EAN 9781972544211 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. N° de réf. du vendeur 135839549
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