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The Boy Who Dared to Be Himself

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In THE BOY WHO DARED TO BE HIMSELF, a boy named Finn loves the so-called "girly" things of the world but hides his interests and who he really is in the comfort of his home. One day while he is at school, he sees a boy in his class get picked on for playing with a doll. He wonders why all things can't be for everyone. He soon learns (from the support of his mother) that the world has changed and that being his true self is important and that being himself it will make it easier for him to stick up for others who are bullied for being themselves, too. This book is important for the next generation of children (and adults alike) which shows unconditional love, positive parenting, respect, and love.

An important book that encourages self-love and acceptance. Encourages children to break the gender stereotypes of the world. Creates an opportunity for open discussions and learning. Empowers children to express themselves through their interests and fashion styles despite what others say or think. Allows discussion about bullying and how being your true self you can have more confidence to stick up for others who are bullied for being themselves too.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Tawny Cilley
Date
6 August 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9798986161518

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

In THE BOY WHO DARED TO BE HIMSELF, a boy named Finn loves the so-called "girly" things of the world but hides his interests and who he really is in the comfort of his home. One day while he is at school, he sees a boy in his class get picked on for playing with a doll. He wonders why all things can't be for everyone. He soon learns (from the support of his mother) that the world has changed and that being his true self is important and that being himself it will make it easier for him to stick up for others who are bullied for being themselves, too. This book is important for the next generation of children (and adults alike) which shows unconditional love, positive parenting, respect, and love.

An important book that encourages self-love and acceptance. Encourages children to break the gender stereotypes of the world. Creates an opportunity for open discussions and learning. Empowers children to express themselves through their interests and fashion styles despite what others say or think. Allows discussion about bullying and how being your true self you can have more confidence to stick up for others who are bullied for being themselves too.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Tawny Cilley
Date
6 August 2022
Pages
32
ISBN
9798986161518