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Tells the story of a little girl whose own journey of self-love and appreciation for her name, teaches an important lesson for herself and her peers. In the beginning of the story, we are introduced to the main character Chrysanthemum, who grew up loving her name because her parents told her that they chose it because they thought it embodied everything she is, perfect.  However, once Chrysanthemum enters a new classroom environment, she gets made fun of for her name. This ultimately rips apart Chrysanthemum’s self-confidence apart piece by piece, like petals on a flower. This is until, one day the new music teacher Mrs. Twinkle teaches Chrysanthemum and her whole class that long, unique names are beautiful and should be embraced. This results in the whole class reversing their previous misconceptions of unique names like Chrysanthemum’s.
This book teaches student's the importance of our names as part of our self-identity and why we need to show appreciation for all names.

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An Academy Award winning Pixar film that starts with a flock of small birds landing on a telephone wire one-by-one. It starts to get cramped as more birds join them, but when one large bird who looks a lot different than them joins, they all make fun of him and try to knock him off the wire.
This comes back to hurt them as they end up falling off and losing their feathers. This is a good example of teaching students about inclusion, cliques, and treating others the way you would want to be treated.

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Is a story told through the eyes of a young girl named Angelina who is nervous about meeting her new classmates.
At the beginning of the story, she is nervous because she notices all the differences between her fellow classmates. They have different skin colors, hair, eat different foods, come from different countries, have different experiences…
This is until, Rigoberto, from Venezuela, points out she has the same name as his sister. This calms Angelina and makes her realize that we can learn about each other’s differences and still be friends with many similarities.

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El Día En Que Descubres Quién Eres by Jaqueline Woodson

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El Día En Que Descubres Quién Eres by Jaqueline Woodson

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A fun ryhming text that emphasizes the importance of embracing oneself for who you are through the eyes of a little girl who displays self-confidence in and out.

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A light-hearted picture book about a clumsy giraffe who wants to dance, but feels gets made fun of for being off rhythm due to his height and poor balance. He thinks he is too awkward to ever be able to dance. Gerald eventually finds "his song" and realizes he can dance. This book addresses the fact that we all display our skills and abilities in our own ways.

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A story about a spork whose parents are a fork and a spoon. He feels out of place because he is the only utensil in the drawer that has a parent of each. He learns that he has the best traits of both utensils, which is what makes him special. This could be a good book for children of mixed-race families, as they may be able to relate to the way spork feels and realize they are just as valuable as anybody else.

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A picture book that tells the story of a young black girl who learns to find pride in her hair, even though it hurts sometimes when her mother combs it. This book shows appreciation for and the beauty of African American hair, which is important for students to see themselves in the texts they are reading.

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A heart-warming picture book that encourages children to appreciate and feel comfortable in their skin through the eyes of a young girl who relates the colors of people's skin to her favorite foods. Highlights the importance of appreciating the beauty of all shades and tones of the colors of our skin.

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An inspiring and motivating book written by actress and activist Grace Byers who is a multiracial child of deaf parents who experienced many forms of bullying as a child which was what inspired her to write this book. This book displays a consistent message of self-worth and that all people deserve to be respected despite our differences. More importantly, to love yourself for who you are.

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This song from the soundtrack of "The Greatest Showman" is a well-loved song by many children and expresses the theme of self-love and acceptance of who you are.