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Is this book a window or a mirror for you? Explain. 

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This book is a window into Jacobs life, where he wants to wear dresses to school but his fellow classmates don't think he should wear dresses. Jacob is approaching the idea of making his own dress to wear to school and does it strongly and proudly.

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Read Aloud: Jacob’s New Dress | Sarah & Ian Hoffman

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"Christopher, I made this dress, I'm proud of it, and I'm going to wear it!"

Jacob was very proud of his dress and he doesn't care what those around him think. This shows children that no matter what they like and are interested in, it doesn't matter what others think, be proud of you! Also, this shows children that if they don't like the things that other children like, we shouldn't judge others because of that. This is teaching children to accept everyone no matter what they like.

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This book is a mirror for me because as a child I could relate to Mae having anxiety and worrying about school and making friends. Mae struggles with finding positive things about school and if she'll fit in, then she meets Rosie!

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"You know what? We're all afraid of the same things. I'm glad i'm not the only one."

Mae met two different people who had the exact same fears as her. This shows children that, most likely, many other children and adults are afraid of the same things as they are. Being afraid and worrying is a natural feeling at any age. This is showing children it's okay and natural for them to feel worry.

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This book is a mirror for me because I've experienced pet loss during my childhood and it was very difficult. For the little boy in this book, he struggles with his dog Elfie getting older and not quite understanding why. One day, Elfie passes away, but he knows that he always said I love you to Elfie and that it was okay.

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"I was very sad, too, but it helped to remember that I had told her every night, "I'll always love you". "

Loosing a pet could be very traumatic for a child or even an adult. This story will help show children that it's okay to lose a pet, it a natural thing in life. This tells them in a way they will be able to understand and know that their grief is okay and losing a pet is difficult but their pets know they were loved and it's going to be okay.

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This book is a window into Benny and the things he likes and more importantly how he does not like to be hugged. This is showing the things that children with autism go through and explaining why they like or dislike different things.

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Benny Doesn’t Like To Be Hugged Read By Yusuf

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"If he needs something done a certain way, I don't give it a second thought. Because true friends accept each other just the way they are."

This book is about how sometimes fellow classmates and friends may want to have things done a certain way or they act a certain way about things and it's important to accept them no matter what. This is showing children that having differences is okay and we treat others all the same, and accept them no matter what!