Don't Look At Me: A Child's Book about Feeling Different

by Doris Sanford

Paper Book, 1986

Status

Available

Call number

158.2 SAN

Call number

158.2 SAN

Publication

Multnomah

Description

A book for children about feeling different and changing and feeling special. Advice for adults is given in the back of the book to help chidren avoid self-hatred.

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This book was about a boy who felt different. He had no "people friends" and he wasn't very smart. He had a lot of trouble in school because he was struggling in reading, writing, and math. He was bullied for being fat, people called him a retard, and no one wanted to play with him. I liked it
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because the main messgae, In the end, he learned he had to accept himself and work hard to get better at school. He also realized that some people are mean because they don't love themselves or they are handicapped by their bad attitudes. I enjoyed it because it had a great main message and I liked that the main character, Patrick, found himself.
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ISBN

9780880701501

Series

Hurts of Childhood Series

Barcode

42918
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