
Member Reviews

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.

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.

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.

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.

This is a really fun and cute book exploring all the ways that, you guessed it, all people are beautiful! I love the addition of drawing activities at the back of the book.

This is a cute book with an important message. We liked the rhyming and the bright colors on each page. It was also interesting to see the different characters.