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Language: English
Published by Jireh Publishers, 2024
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- Title
- I'm Different. SO WHAT?!
- Author
- Simpson, ID
- Publisher
- Jireh Publishers
- Publication year
- 2024
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0965319792
- ISBN 13
- 9780965319799
- Illustrator
- Millan, Jael
- Item weight
- 145 grams
What if fitting in meant losing yourself?
Ace the Bulldog has always been able to find friends wherever his Navy family moved. But this time, something was different. At his new neighborhood dog park, the other dogs laughed at him for being different.
Ace had once believed that being unique was something to be proud of. He was happy, confident, and comfortable in his own skin. But the teasing made him doubt himself. What if being himself wasn’t enough? What if he had to change just to belong?
The thought of going back to the park filled Ace with sadness and anxiety. For the first time, he wondered if maybe he wasn’t good enough.
But with the help of some unexpected supporters, Ace learns a lesson every child needs to hear: You don’t have to change who you are to fit in—you are perfect just the way you are.
This uplifting and heartfelt story gently explores the struggles of fitting in, the pain of bullying, and the importance of self-acceptance. Ace’s journey will inspire children to celebrate what makes them special and give parents a comforting way to talk about big feelings, resilience, and kindness.
Plus, the bonus workbook at the end offers fun activities—like word searches, mazes, and practical tips—to help kids and parents work through challenges together and grow stronger in confidence and empathy.
Always Remember: When the world makes you feel different, sometimes the bravest thing you can do is just be you.
Ace the Bulldog has always been able to find friends wherever his Navy family moved. But this time, something was different. At his new neighborhood dog park, the other dogs laughed at him for being different.
Ace had once believed that being unique was something to be proud of. He was happy, confident, and comfortable in his own skin. But the teasing made him doubt himself. What if being himself wasn’t enough? What if he had to change just to belong?
The thought of going back to the park filled Ace with sadness and anxiety. For the first time, he wondered if maybe he wasn’t good enough.
But with the help of some unexpected supporters, Ace learns a lesson every child needs to hear: You don’t have to change who you are to fit in—you are perfect just the way you are.
This uplifting and heartfelt story gently explores the struggles of fitting in, the pain of bullying, and the importance of self-acceptance. Ace’s journey will inspire children to celebrate what makes them special and give parents a comforting way to talk about big feelings, resilience, and kindness.
Plus, the bonus workbook at the end offers fun activities—like word searches, mazes, and practical tips—to help kids and parents work through challenges together and grow stronger in confidence and empathy.
Always Remember: When the world makes you feel different, sometimes the bravest thing you can do is just be you.
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