Books with title What About Neko?

Being different isn't easy and neither is being excluded. In a world where the main character is excluded for being a different colour than her classmates, ME doesn't understand why this would happen to a friend. Together, ME and SHE embrace the beautiful world of colour while embracing who they are and not allowing others to detract from their unique selves. The story brings awareness to being different while connecting to diversity to the empathy.

Being different isn't easy and neither is being excluded. In a world where the main character is excluded for being a different colour than her classmates, ME doesn't understand why this would happen to a friend. Together, ME and SHE embrace the beautiful world of colour while embracing who they are and not allowing others to detract from their unique selves. The story brings awareness to being different while connecting to diversity to the empathy.

Bob is no builder, but he does have a dream with all the right tools to be part of the team. What will Bob do when no one else believes?This is a book about a young pea. Bob is willing and able to commit to a team. Will he be picked or simply overlooked? His last appearance was in Lammy the Lion: Thinks Unique Treats and this time around his own story grows towards building a foundation of future stories and characters.Dan Crook’s creative storytelling coupled with simple illustrations are reminiscent of any family members childhood. The story explores disappointment, challenges, joy, and the one person we all have pushing us to be the best version of ourselves. What About Bob proves that patience and determination not only pay off in the end, but will open doors to more possibilities in the future.

Ed Young once again turns a fable into a saucy collage treat in this tale about a boy who is just looking for a little bit of knowledge! Told he can have knowledge if he gets the Grand Master a carpet, he begins a journey on which everyone-from Spinner to Goatkeeper-tells him their problems. What about me? they demand. In the search for the answers, the boy discovers he has all the knowledge he needs. A wonderful, circular tale that makes a terrific read-aloud, What About Me? is also a story with a wise moral. Ed Young's deceptively simple cut-paper images seem to jump off the page.

Bob is no builder, but he does have a dream with all the right tools to be part of the team. What will Bob do when no one else believes?This is a book about a young pea. Bob is willing and able to commit to a team. Will he be picked or simply overlooked? His last appearance was in Lammy the Lion: Thinks Unique Treats and this time around his own story grows towards building a foundation of future stories and characters.Dan Crook’s creative storytelling coupled with simple illustrations are reminiscent of any family members childhood. The story explores disappointment, challenges, joy, and the one person we all have pushing us to be the best version of ourselves. What About Bob proves that patience and determination not only pay off in the end, but will open doors to more possibilities in the future.

What about me? Is a book that focuses on the anxiety of Shannon, a 4 year old child who is experiencing the arrival of her baby sister, Maya. The book tells the story from shannon's eyes to show the reader how the mind of a child processes and experiences the situation. This book can also be used a workbook for both parent and child and comes with suggestions for bonding play and affirmations to help the raise the self esteem of the child. This book has been used in Hospitals and NHS children's mental health services.