Squiggly Gets Glasses

by Dawn Clark

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Squiggly just wants to fit in, but it's hard when he looks so different from the other squirrels at school. And the class bully, Archie, doesn't make it any easier. But, with the help of his good friends and some great adults, Squiggly learns that being different doesn't have to be hard---it can be fun! Squiggly realizes just how special he is, how great making new friends can be, and that he doesn't have to look like anyone else, he just has to look like Squiggly!

Squiggly just wants to fit in, but it's hard when he looks so different from the other squirrels at school. And the class bully, Archie, doesn't make it any easier. But, with the help of his good...

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Title: Sqiggley Gets Glasses Author: Dawn Clark Illustrator: Delphine Lacas Publisher: BQB Publishing Published: 4-29-2014 ISBN: 9781939371249 E-Book ASIN: B00JDSY8TY Pages: 19 Genre: Children's Fiction Tags: Friendship Sensual Level: N/A Overall Rating: Excellent Reviewed For: NetGalley Reviewer: DelAnne

Children can be cruel to anyone who is different in some way.  Whether it be something obvious like wearing glasses or something not seen right away but stands out just the same, like an accent or speech problem.  Squiggly wants to be like everyone else in school, but his glasses make him stand out.  Something the class bully is quick to take notice of and make life unbearable for Squiggly.  

Read as Squiggly learns that being different is not always a bad thing since everyone is different in some way.  Maybe with the help of some of his new friends he can convince the bully of that as well.  

This was a hit with my nieces and nephews and a great way to bring up the consequences of bullying someone or being bullied by others.  They loved the illustrations and the story.  Thank you to Dawn Clark for giving us a book that is so timely and needed.

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