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Author: Jessica Hershel and Jazz Jennings

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Author: Kelly S. Dipucchio

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Author: Tyler Feder

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Author: Sonia Sotomayor

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This book is a mirror for me in my life in a few different ways. I have a few of those things as described in the book. Being someone of ADHD, asthma, dyslexia and in a wheel chair at one point in my life. I can relate to how those children feel and the different help they may need to have a successful life in and out of education. Being open and telling my peers of my health issues up front definitely helps and makes them little more understanding. It allows me to kind of beat them to the punch of what I may look and sound like while interacting. I make it known to just like the book if you notice or are curious then just ask I am more then happy to answer questions.

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📚Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You - Read Aloud Books for Kids- Social Emotional Learning

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The book shows how there are so many different types of body and no matter what type of body someone would have they should accept themselves. This book is a mirror to my life because as a child I had my own insecurities with weight and body insecurities because of medications I would take to help with ADHD and the side affects my body would have.

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Grace for President shows how a child will need to open up and how one needs to be an ambitious child. It is a window because it shows the difference in male or female candidate run. It opens up a window to show no matter what the best person for the job wins. Seeing the diversity and showing how different each gender is treated in history too. Females not as accomplished as males in a presidential campaign.

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This book is a window, it shows how others are too be looked at and accepted. Whether they identify as female, male or they, them. It opens up the reality of some peers being in that population. Not feeling comfortable in their own skin and that they can not express their true selves. It opens up to a broader population and teaches children that we may all look alike but have different stories of who we are.

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Where There's A. Williams, There's A Way

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Bodies Are Cool by Tyler Feder | READ ALOUD | CHILDREN'S BOOK

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CML Presents: Grace For President by Kelly Dupucchio

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I Am Jazz by Jessica Herthel and Jazz Jennings / Children's Story Time Read Aloud

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"Each of us grows in our own way, so if you are curious about other kids, Just ask!"

This line shows how it is important just to ask your classmates or friends of how they may be different. Each child or person learns that they are very similar but differ in some ways to adapt to their daily lives. Teaching how to properly address others that may learn or even look different than themselves.

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"Big bodies, small bodies, dancing, playing, happy bodies! Look at all these different bodies! Bodies are cool!"

No matter what your body may look like accept it. So many children and humans today look very different from each other. The acceptance of your body and staying positive is very hard nowadays with all the negative impact social media has on body image. Today many have eating disorders and other mental health issues because accepting yourself is very hard for some to do.

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"Grace listened to what issues were important to the students and made a list of campaign promises.."

Grace showed that you can fight for what one wants wether you are female or male and any race. She showed that other children should not be as afraid to fight for what they believe in even if it's just elementary school.

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"I have a girl brain with a boy body, this is called transgender."

The important behind this line is that all are equal no matter how they identify themselves. One should be comfortable in their own skin and proud of who they are even if it may be different or not accepted yet by some. It shows that as friends we need to be there and accept no matter what they want to be identified as. In school some adults even did not know how to act and influence the students behaviors towards that individual.