individuality

In Freedom Prime, young adults can choose their name, their trade, and their gender, but the one thing they cannot choose is to be part of a family, because the family unit has been eradicated.

Illustrations and rhyming text describe a pair of twin sisters, who look very much alike but have different hobbies and interests.

When Monkey claims to be different animals, a group of his friends demonstrates that, although Monkey cannot do what they can, such as fly like a bird or roar like a lion, they cannot do what he can, either.

While searching for other goats who like to dance the fandango, Fritz the mountain goat discovers other uniquely talented creatures looking for their place in the world.

Though he is admired by others, a young dragon does not feel complete because he cannot breathe fire.

Contains five short stories by E.L. Konigsburg in which chance meetings change the lives of the people involved in irrevocable ways.

Demonstrates, in simple text and illustrations, that what people do and how they act is much more important than what they look like.

A little pea in a garden wants to be different from all the other peas, even though all the other peas laugh at him.

Loved ones remind a little boy of how far he has come and how much he has learned and accomplished along the way.

A flip page book, with cutouts that allow readers to see how the faces of different creatures are the same and different.