Mommy I’m The Only One

Lina is so excited about her first day of first grade! She can't wait to meet her new teacher and new friends. Because of her different textured hair, she realizes that she is the only one in her class whose hair is a different texture. When she gets back home, she tells her mother about her day at school. Her mother gives her words of encouragement. Lina is inspired by her mother's words and teaches her classmates about her hair and being different. This story will motivate and empower readers to treat each other's differences with respect. This adorable picture book is a great way to teach children to respect each other's differences and helps children understand the importance of being kind.

Kids learn how to respect differences. Teach kindness towards others. A cute and well-written story. High-quality, colorful illustrations. Perfect for preschool and kindergarten, elementary school.

It's the perfect gift book for boys and girls, ages 4-8, from preschool to elementary school. It helps parents, grandparents, teachers, teach the importance of being kind and respectful to each other's differences. Add this children's book to your cart and enjoy!