Some Kids - Abu, Fifi

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Résumé :
From Fifi Abu -- the author of Some Moms and Some Dads -- comes this ode to children of all sorts. Kids who take showers vs those who take baths, kids who love science vs. kids who love math.kids come in all types! This winsome picture book by the recipient of the 2020 Writers for Diversity Prism Award shows kids and parents alike that the world is full of different types of kids.and that's great! A warm-hearted, giftable book for the start of the school year that reinforces camaraderie and illuminates our global community.--...

Biographie:
Fifi Abu works at a library in a large US city and oversees a children's literature research collection. She holds a master's degree in children's literature and a master's degree in library science, both from Simmons College. Her interest in art was evident at an early age, as there are photos of her eating crayons when she was 13 months old. Now she likes to work in ink, watercolor, and gouache, as well as with colored pencils and markers. Ms. Abu proudly served on the 2019 Caldecott Committee, where she had the opportunity to read over 800 picture books. She is the recipient of the 2020 Writers for Diversity Prism Award....

Sommaire:

From Fifi Abu--the award-winning author of Some Moms and Some Dads--comes Some Kids, a joyful and inclusive celebration of children in all their wonderfully unique ways.

Some kids love baths, and some prefer showers. Some kids are all about science, while others dive into math. With rhythmic, rhyming text and vibrant, playful illustrations, this uplifting picture book reminds readers that every child is special, and our differences are what make the world a more interesting and connected place.

Whether loud or quiet, silly or shy, curious or calm--kids come in all kinds, and Some Kids makes space to celebrate every one of them. Perfect for sparking conversations about identity, self-expression, acceptance, and friendship, this empowering book is ideal for home libraries, preschool classrooms, and back-to-school reading.
Key Features:
- Celebrates individuality: Highlights the many ways kids can be unique while reinforcing a message of acceptance and self-confidence.
- Engaging rhyming text: Encourages early literacy skills and keeps little readers coming back for more.
- Colorful, expressive illustrations: Reflect a wide range of backgrounds, interests, and personalities.
- Supports social-emotional learning: Helps young readers develop empathy, respect for others, and pride in their own identity.
- Great for group settings: A thoughtful read for classrooms, storytime, and diversity-themed discussions.

A companion to Some Moms and Some Dads, this warm-hearted picture book fosters a sense of belonging and reminds children that who they are is more than enough.