individual differences

Two dogs are opposite in every way but are the very best of friends.

"Our bodies come in all shapes, sizes, and colors--and can do extraordinary things! This . . . story celebrates all the things that make our bodies special, from the texture of our hair to the color of our eyes. Each page encourages young readers to see and value all kinds of differences--and love their own unique bodies"--Dust jacket.

Henry starts to notice that kids in his school get to do different activities, have different privileges, and even seem to follow different rules. He wonders why and even gets frustrated because he thinks it isn't fair. Then, his mom helps him understand that everyone has different needs. Join Henry as he explores why fair isn't always equal.

A poop-loving dung beetle learns not to hide the quirks that make him special.

"When you think you have the answers, you need to be asking a lot more questions-and embracing fearless curiosity. In this timely, personal guide, journalist M?nica Guzm?n shows why curiosity is our best policy and how you can put it to work for you immediately, sharing practical tips from the trenches of the social, political, and cultural divides"--.

Celebrates the differences that make a person unique, from abilities and personalities to physical characteristics.

'"On the farm, some eggs are hatching. A flock of sweet ducklings are popping out. But one duckling looks different from all the others... Cast out and all alone, this odd duckling will need all her bravery and curiosity to survive. Her journey is a search for belonging, but what she finds is the right to be different"--BTCat.

"Shows young readers how the whole world is a community made up of people who are more similar than we are different"--Provided by publisher.

The ghoul lives on top of the mountain, one day Hasan goes to meet the ghoul. Hasan learns that even though the ghoul is different does not make him scary.

"Follows a mixed-ability group of kids as they creatively negotiate everyday barriers and find joy and connection in disability culture and community"--OCLC.