| Author: | Jessica Smith | ISBN: | 9781912022076 |
| Publisher: | Jessica Smith | Publication: | February 17, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Jessica Smith | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jessica Smith |
| ISBN: | 9781912022076 |
| Publisher: | Jessica Smith |
| Publication: | February 17, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Jessica Smith |
| Language: | English |
Little Miss Jessica doesn't look like other kids.
Starting school can be daunting, especially if you don't look like everyone else.
Being different can sometimes make us feel sad or alone, but learning to accept our differences can be a wonderful experience, not just for us, but also our friends and family.
Come on an adventure with Little Miss Jessica as she learns what it's like to be different.
You can follow Jessica and her friends on their first day at school and discover a world where being different is actually a great thing!
Little Miss Jessica and her new school friends realise that their differences are the exact thing that bring them together.
Little Miss Jessica is a children's book that focusing on accepting differences, disability awareness and positive body image.
Based on the author herself (Jessica Smith) 'Little Miss Jessica Goes to School' follows her journey where she experiences what it is like to feel different because of her appearance, but by the end of her first day at school, Jessica and all the other students in her class realise that being different is OK!
This is a fabulous book for all children to read.
It allows young children the opportunity to read about characters that represent what, and who they see in real life.
Wouldn't it be wonderful, if after reading this book, children everywhere started to identify all the things that made them different, rather than things that made them the same as someone else.
Follow Jessica on her fun adventures!
Starting school can be daunting, especially if you don't look like everyone else.
Being different can sometimes make us feel sad or alone, but learning to accept our differences can be a wonderful experience, not just for us, but also our friends and family.
Come on an adventure with Little Miss Jessica as she learns what it's like to be different.
You can follow Jessica and her friends on their first day at school and discover a world where being different is actually a great thing!
Little Miss Jessica and her new school friends realise that their differences are the exact thing that bring them together.
Little Miss Jessica is a children's book that focusing on accepting differences, disability awareness and positive body image.
Based on the author herself (Jessica Smith) 'Little Miss Jessica Goes to School' follows her journey where she experiences what it is like to feel different because of her appearance, but by the end of her first day at school, Jessica and all the other students in her class realise that being different is OK!
This is a fabulous book for all children to read.
It allows young children the opportunity to read about characters that represent what, and who they see in real life.
Wouldn't it be wonderful, if after reading this book, children everywhere started to identify all the things that made them different, rather than things that made them the same as someone else.
Follow Jessica on her fun adventures!
Little Miss Jessica doesn't look like other kids.
Starting school can be daunting, especially if you don't look like everyone else.
Being different can sometimes make us feel sad or alone, but learning to accept our differences can be a wonderful experience, not just for us, but also our friends and family.
Come on an adventure with Little Miss Jessica as she learns what it's like to be different.
You can follow Jessica and her friends on their first day at school and discover a world where being different is actually a great thing!
Little Miss Jessica and her new school friends realise that their differences are the exact thing that bring them together.
Little Miss Jessica is a children's book that focusing on accepting differences, disability awareness and positive body image.
Based on the author herself (Jessica Smith) 'Little Miss Jessica Goes to School' follows her journey where she experiences what it is like to feel different because of her appearance, but by the end of her first day at school, Jessica and all the other students in her class realise that being different is OK!
This is a fabulous book for all children to read.
It allows young children the opportunity to read about characters that represent what, and who they see in real life.
Wouldn't it be wonderful, if after reading this book, children everywhere started to identify all the things that made them different, rather than things that made them the same as someone else.
Follow Jessica on her fun adventures!
Starting school can be daunting, especially if you don't look like everyone else.
Being different can sometimes make us feel sad or alone, but learning to accept our differences can be a wonderful experience, not just for us, but also our friends and family.
Come on an adventure with Little Miss Jessica as she learns what it's like to be different.
You can follow Jessica and her friends on their first day at school and discover a world where being different is actually a great thing!
Little Miss Jessica and her new school friends realise that their differences are the exact thing that bring them together.
Little Miss Jessica is a children's book that focusing on accepting differences, disability awareness and positive body image.
Based on the author herself (Jessica Smith) 'Little Miss Jessica Goes to School' follows her journey where she experiences what it is like to feel different because of her appearance, but by the end of her first day at school, Jessica and all the other students in her class realise that being different is OK!
This is a fabulous book for all children to read.
It allows young children the opportunity to read about characters that represent what, and who they see in real life.
Wouldn't it be wonderful, if after reading this book, children everywhere started to identify all the things that made them different, rather than things that made them the same as someone else.
Follow Jessica on her fun adventures!
