How Zoe Made Friends
Stay True To Who You Are
by Jarred Stanton
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Pub Date Mar 03 2020 | Archive Date Jun 17 2020
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Description
Who can be a better you than YOU!? Meet Eliza Jones, the new third-grader with Vitiligo that has to find her place in a brand new school!
"You can call her Zoe or Dough but never both." Zoe has to face bullying, self doubt and a fear of not fitting in. She learns that being beautiful is not all about how you look.
Zoe with encouragement from her parents and older brother she finds the confidence that she needs to beat the odds that come her way. Follow her on her journey to rise above it all and learn to love herself no matter what!
Advance Praise
I absolutely love this book and the message behind it! This is a wonderful book for young readers including adults as well. It’s such a moving story! Please purchase a copy and experience it for yourself. This author put out a lot of great books! Must read to know!
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798621162092 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
Links
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Kathleen M, Reviewer
I received this ebook in exchange of an honest review. This book spoke about bullying and being happy with yourself. Zoe learned to be herself and that how you look is not important who you are is. Love yourself and be yourself and you will make friends.
Educator 689461
I loved this book. It has a unique style based on the family characters which is endearing. Zoe or dough - never both is a cute girl with a visible difference voicing all the insecurities of trying to fit in at a new school. Her family are super supportive and give plenty of positive advice. In the end it is up to Zoe to keep her head up and make the friends she needs. It has a positive message for any child who is different and would be amazing to share with children in class. I believe children would easily relate to the characters and it would generate fabulous discussion on how we treat each other. Love it!
