individuality

Staying with her grandparents over the summer while her parents are on tour for their latest book, eleven-year-old Maebelle struggles to find her true talent and tries to compete with her newly adopted African American cousin.

When twelve-year-old Ariel and her friend Zeke find a mysterious artifact the like of which has not been seen in a long time, it proves to be the beginning of a long and arduous journey that will untimately reveal to them their true identities.

When the strange Wolfbane family moves in next to the ultraconservative Rigid-Smythes, changes and misunderstandings flourish as the families attempt to track down a notorious thief.

Little Racoon spends an entire day being quiet so his Mom can enjoy Mother's Day just the way she likes.

Dorothy Penguin, disturbed that all penquins look alike, asks Santa to grant her wish to be just a little bit different.

When Miss Octavia Cuttle's class puts on Rainbow Fish's play, Pearl decides that she wants be different from her sister Rosie for a change.

A mother explains how much her daughter is like she was as a little girl.

Drawings, photographs, and brief captions depict children telling what is special about themselves and their friends and relatives.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how people are different and unique.

Arthur, a dog in a pet store waiting to be adopted, takes on the identities of other animals he thinks might be more appealing, until discovering that he can be a success as himself.