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• Be Who You Are

  Parr, Todd

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  With bold, fun illustrations, kids are encouraged to embrace their unique qualities and traits.

• Be You!

  Reynolds, Peter H. (Peter Hamilton), 1961-

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  An inspirational celebration of individuality.

• Elmer

  McKee, David

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  Elmer's patchwork colors make him different from other elephants, but he discovers that being different can be a gift.

• Hidden Gem

  Liu, Linda (Illustrator)

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  A beautifully illustrated story about a rock that discovers that everyone is special in their own way.

• I Am Amazing!

  Holder, Alissa

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  Aayan loves being a superhero and helping others. When friends tell him he doesn't seem like a superhero, Aayan loses confidence. His father, however, reminds him that those who help others are superheroes.

• I Am Enough

  Byers, Grace, 1984-

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  This lyrical and celebratory story encourages children to believe in themselves and know that they are enough.

• I Like Myself!

  Beaumont, Karen

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  Fun, rhyming text encourages children to embrace their uniqueness.

• Perfectly Norman

  Percival, Tom, 1977-

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  When Norman grows wings, he worries that people won't accept him because he's different. Ultimately, his parents convince Norman to stop hiding his wings and embrace them instead.

• Repeat After Me

  Big Things to Say Every Day

  Simon, Jazmyn, 1980-

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  In encouraging verse, little ones are reminded of their worth through affirmations.

• Ursula Upside Down

  Tabor, Corey R.

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  Ursula finds confidence in herself as she realizes we all see the world differently.

• You Matter

  Robinson, Christian

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  An affirming and validating message to children that everyone's connected and everyone matters.

• You're All Kinds of Wonderful

  Tillman, Nancy

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  We are all wonderfully made with our own bells and whistles.