I wanted to love this book. You can never have too many books with diversity, but this just wasn’t it. The “rhyming scheme” if you can call it that was confusing and made reading out loud sound staccato at best. The drawings also felt raw and unfinished. Just didn’t work.

A beautifully presented book with an important message about difference and acceptance. The activities at the end were a nice touch and bound to be appealing to kids.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for making this available..

'All People Are Beautiful' is a beautiful illustrated book was a great message. It focuses on no matter how different we are whether it's about our skin colour, our nationality or what our native language but that we are all beautiful.

It's very colourful and vibrant with a clear message that kids will definitely love and enjoy!

I absolutely love how bright and colorful this book is!! And of course the theme/main message is wonderful, too. What a great picture book to have at home or in the classroom for young readers!

A beautiful book about diversity to open the eyes of the little ones and teach them empathy and acceptance of being different.

Thank you Netgalley for this copy!

This is a beautiful book for children. The illustrations are absolutely wonderful, and the focus on diversity as it relates to a child’s perspective is very well done. My children related to this well and understood all of the concepts even as toddlers. These are the most important types of books to read to children and I can’t wait to purchase this when it is published.

A great message for kids to think of all races and languages as beautiful. I would loved it even more to see some LGBTQ+ rep and disability rep. Great read overall.

GORGEOUS book that I plan to write about on my blog. When I do, I'll come back and post the link here.

Kelly from Kelly's Classroom Online
www.kellysclassroomonline.com

Rating: 5/5 stars.

“All People Are Beautiful” is a wonderfully illustrated children’s book focused on one central lesson: despite our differences, everyone is beautiful and unique, and deserving of respect. The book is easy-to-understand, written with simple vocabulary and including some rhyming.

I absolutely adored the art style. My favourite illustration included ways to say “Hello!” in many different languages, which is a fun exercise for the reader to practice and enjoy. I also loved how the author included a graphic that teaches basic ways to be kind and respectful towards others. They are easy ways that children can incorporate into their day-to-day life, such as saying “thank you” and “great job.” At the end of the book, I loved that the author included an interactive activity section. Activities like the ones included are a great way for children to practice and use the lessons and material from the book.

I highly recommend this book for children of all ages to enjoy, be it alone or with the help of an older reader.

*I received a complimentary copy of this book on NetGalley and have provided an honest review.*

What a great simple book about how wonderful we all are. I like the simple message and the lovely illustrations. I like when my son can get the message easily and be able to see a diverse cast of people in his books.

Thank you to Netgalley & the publisher/author for the opportunity to read this ARC of All People Are Beautiful in exchange for an honest review. This review will be cross-posted to Goodreads.

This is a young reader's book with a simple message: all people are beautiful. It espouses the importance of acceptance and diversity. The reading level would depend on if the child was reading independently or with an adult; however, it ranges in short bits to blocks of text.

The strength of the book is in the illustrations. They are very, very top notch and high-quality. Very colorful and entertaining.

I do not think the text itself is anything extravagant or groundbreaking. Yet, as I stated, the illustrations tied together with a kind and altruistic message ensure a pleasant read.

Another benefit, which I noticed is common in a lot of young reader's books I've seen on NetGalley, is that there is an activity set in the back of the book. I really like that! Engaging children with the book through activities is a great way to drive home the message, while also adding an extra bang for the buck so to speak. This book has a "draw your own character" that matches the design of the people in the book, as well as a design your own flag. I really liked that! Great addition.

Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC copy of this book.
Read and reviewed by seven-year-old Amy.
‘All People Are Beautiful’ is a picture book that teaches us that everybody is unique and we should respect the difference. This book teaches us many important themes: we should never discriminate or tease anyone about their appearance as it might hurt them. We should be kind to others.
This book is full of beautiful and colorful illustrations, which will grab younger readers’ attention. The cover is also very attractive.
I recommend this book to children three years and above.
I give this book 5/5 stars.

A fun way to introduce kids to appreciate each others' differences from a young age, and also great for kids from all backgrounds to see a tiny glimpse of themselves represented. The illustrations were beautiful and the little activities at the end seemed fun. Although it's been a long time since I was in a children's classroom I feel that this would be a worthy addition to every one. I would definitely recommend this book for young kids.

This book is such a powerful and cute reminder for kids. It celebrates diversity. It shows how beautiful every single person is, no matter what they look like or where they are from. I would definitely buy this for future children's collection.

If you're looking for a book filled with a wide variety of ethnicities, this is a great book to introduce your toddler to the idea that we don't all look alike. Pictures are bright and colorful, and the message that we are all different in a good way is repeated throughout the book. My toddler enjoyed looking at all of the different people.

However, the writing doesn't quite flow together neatly, nor is there a real "pattern" to the tempo. Sometimes the writing feels clunky, especially on a page describing what kids like to do. My toddler tends to gravitate towards books that have a bit of a rhythm to the reading. I think this book would earn a regular spot on my shelf only because of the artwork, not the writing. I would absolutely buy this for a classroom or library though, as the message in the book is quite important. I don't think this is one I'd want to read out loud once a week or more though.

What a lovely book about celebrating differences in people. The illustrations are stunning and diverse to match the language of the text.

I was just in the mood to read and review a cute and inspiring children's novel, and this definitely provided! This was adorable and just as equally meaningful!!!

A very simple book for children, opening the topic that all people are beautiful, as they are.
Told from a child's perspective, relatives and friends, people with long and short hair, various kinds of hobbies - they all have their spot in the child's world.
I can imagine for this one to be a great "starter" book in order to explain a child that there are so many different people in this world.

All People Are Beautiful is an AMAZING book! This book should be in every elementary classroom library. It should also be available in every elementary school library. The author spoke to the reader in every way possible. The illustrations were very child friendly. The way the author brought forth the natural differences of humankind was wonderful! I will definitely be purchasing this book for the children in my family!

This was wonderful. I try to find books that are diverse, empathetic and educational, so that my son can see himself represented in art. It was a cute book, with beautiful and bright illustrations. My son liked to touch all of the vibrant colors.