Released: 28/04/2019
ISBN: 9781789017151
Format: Paperback
Kai is excited to go back to school after the summer holiday, but soon finds himself being mocked by his peers for being different. Kai’s confidence is lowered and he begins to wish that he is ‘normal’ like everyone else.
This book gives a true representation of black people and comes with a special message for children.
A very good book.
by anonymous
A true reflection of diversity. Inspiring for children encouraging them to embrace their flaws and be the best they can be!
by Annonymous
Just what children of this generation need! So beautifully written with a touching ending. Well done Sarah!
by Chanel
As one half of an interracial couple, it’s great that my child can read a book with characters that he says “looks like mummy and daddy and me!” This is the future of children’s books.
A powerful message too!
by Mike
Beautiful message! Beautiful illustrations! The use of rhyme makes such a wonderful read. Excellent for developing your child’s vocabulary as well (bonus points for the English teacher in me) my daughter is 6 and adores the book! Great job to all involved!
by Lauren
Born and raised in the vibrant East End of London and in a Nigerian household, Sarah Asuquo thrives on culture and diversity. Her passion to help young people become the best they can be has led her to volunteer with charities supporting children and a career as an English Teacher. She has also completed a Masters in Education at UCL in order to develop her understanding of the educational experiences of students and how they can be better supported through policy and pedagogy.
Her writing venture is influenced by her experiences with the children she has encountered and she aims to write books that reflect the multicultural society of today in an accurate, relatable, inspiring and positive manner.
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