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Almond Eyes

Terri Kelley

Sometimes, the things that a child hears about himself or herself is confusing to him or her. That is the case with the young boy in Almond Eyes. As a young child, he is constantly told that he has "beautiful Almond Eyes". He doesn't understand what this means until he asks his mother. She explains that his eyes are shaped like almonds because he is Korean. The boy then notices the different eye shapes of all of his friends. This is a wonderful book about celebrating the differences among friends.

GenresFamily & RelationshipsPrejudice

40 pages

English edition · First published 2013 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform · ISBN 9781489524713

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