Look at Me

Name: Look at Me
Brand: Audrey Beth Stein
SKU: 01922271

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1959094Look at Mehttps://www.gandhi.com.mx/look-at-me-1/phttps://gandhi.vtexassets.com/arquivos/ids/245962/1700338c-e5d0-4569-97ff-d2fb1547adaf.jpg?v=638333949948700000193193MXNAudrey Beth SteinInStock/Ebooks/What do YOU like to wear? Nail polish? Fancy suits? Pigtails? Monday underwear? Possibilities are endless in this vibrantly illustrated picture book for all genders about self-expression and play.Feelings and senses take center stage in Look at Me as a diverse cast of children share what they like (and dont like) to wear. "Pants are itchy. I like tights," says one kid. "When I grow up, Im going to live somewhere warm and be naked all the time," declares another. Look at Me inspires kids to be themselves and to embrace others differences.Some of the kids love how they look already. Others want to try something new. A few look the way they do for reasons beyond their control. But whether its through their hair, their clothes and accessories, or something they were born with, each has their own playful and distinct way of exploring their appearance.Although no childs race, gender, or disability is explicitly mentioned, the illustrations capture the diversity of the real world. Non-binary and gender-nonconforming characters appear alongside gender-conforming kids and adults.Thanks to the wide cast of characters, every child who reads Look at Me will find at least one person they relate to in this thoughtful and sweet celebration of self.Look at Mes bright thoughtful images and artful easy-to-read text inspire introspection and discussion.Children often dont have the right words to communicate big emotions or physical discomfort. 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Non-binary and gender-nonconforming characters appear alongside gender-conforming kids and adults./ppThanks to the wide cast of characters, every child who reads emLook at Me/em will find at least one person they relate to in this thoughtful and sweet celebration of self./ppemLook at Mes/em bright thoughtful images and artful easy-to-read text inspire introspection and discussion./ppChildren often dont have the right words to communicate big emotions or physical discomfort. emLook at Me/em gives parents, teachers, and caretakers the jumping off points they need to start a conversation with their kids about identity, gender, and self-expression./p(*_*)9798201802257_What do YOU like to wear? Nail polish? Fancy suits? Pigtails? Monday underwear? Possibilities are endless in this vibrantly illustrated picture book for all genders about self-expression and play.Feelings and senses take center stage in Look at Me as a diverse cast of children share what they like (and dont like) to wear. "Pants are itchy. I like tights," says one kid. "When I grow up, Im going to live somewhere warm and be naked all the time," declares another. Look at Me inspires kids to be themselves and to embrace others differences.Some of the kids love how they look already. Others want to try something new. A few look the way they do for reasons beyond their control. But whether its through their hair, their clothes and accessories, or something they were born with, each has their own playful and distinct way of exploring their appearance.Although no childs race, gender, or disability is explicitly mentioned, the illustrations capture the diversity of the real world. Non-binary and gender-nonconforming characters appear alongside gender-conforming kids and adults.Thanks to the wide cast of characters, every child who reads Look at Me will find at least one person they relate to in this thoughtful and sweet celebration of self.Look at Mes bright thoughtful images and artful easy-to-read text inspire introspection and discussion.Children often dont have the right words to communicate big emotions or physical discomfort. Look at Me gives parents, teachers, and caretakers the jumping off points they need to start a conversation with their kids about identity, gender, and self-expression....9798201802257_Audrey Beth Steinlibro_electonico_bb2ef753-cb47-3cc8-8102-b4001186dc61_9798201802257;9798201802257_9798201802257Audrey BethInglésMéxicohttps://getbook.kobo.com/koboid-prod-public/draft2digital_ipp-epub-c9116dfd-11ff-4b7a-8c46-9b9e16c86914.epub2022-02-28T00:00:00+00:00Audrey Beth Stein