an anthology of short fiction on the multiracial experience
Prasad, Chandra
2006
A collection of short fiction stories in which various authors reflect on what it means to be multiracial in the United States at the dawn of the twenty-first century.
Teaches children how to be tolerant, presenting examples of children behaving with tolerance at home, school, and elsewhere, and explains why it is important.
Chloe and Sue are identical twins who struggle with adolescence and each other, and over the course of five years experience breakups, eating disorders, inappropriate friends and lovers all in an attempt to find their own place in the world.
Discusses how to appreciate differences in people, emphasizing the importance of following your interests, deciding what you like, standing up for yourself, and appreciating others.
Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to the ways that people around the world are both similar and different, and discusses physical similarities, cultural differences, and more.
