Self-identity Books

Sometimes we just need some time and the right environment to develop into our true selves.

Gordo, a boy with a separate big toe named Gerald, faces teasing and loneliness. Eventually, he and Gerald find acceptance and learn that being different is special.

Frankie the ostrich wants to be a flamingo. He runs away with his zebra friend Chelsea, meets a mean flamingo, and finds acceptance in a diverse group of friends.

Alexa tries different costumes to make her new baby sister Emma happy, but realizes that being herself is what makes Emma smile.

Animal village is a peaceful place and everyone gets along! Read this book to see if that's the case.

Lola, a unicorn without a horn, befriends Dale, a deer without antlers. They face bullying but teach others about acceptance and friendship.

Promotes language through discussions about acceptance,compassion and friendship. Hopefully children will draw connections between story events and personal experiences. Aski…

Jess, a 10-year-old deaf girl, shares her experiences of being different and finding a friend who understands her. With the help of her grandma, she learns to embrace her dea…