Shelly Anand

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Laxmi's Mooch (2021) 101 exemplaren

I Love My Body Because (2022) 18 exemplaren

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Laxmi's Mooch door Shelly Anand

A book all about body positivity. About a little Indian girl who has a mooch--Hindi for mustache. I have never seen body hair be the topic of a picture book before but once again, I love it. After all, there are those who have their own mooches and yet feel as if they are not seen. This book provides windows and mirrors as well as being diverse!

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msgabbythelibrarian | 7 andere besprekingen | Jun 11, 2023 |

I Love My Body Because door Shelly Anand

Children learn to have self-love and care for their bodies. Children are taught that they are loved just the way that they are. Children are also taught that every one's body is different, and thats okay.
Age: 3-6
Source: Amazon

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Kashe22 | Mar 15, 2023 |

Laxmi's Mooch door Shelly Anand

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss.

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fernandie | 7 andere besprekingen | Sep 15, 2022 |

Laxmi's Mooch door Shelly Anand

This book was AWESOME! Laxmi is worried when her friends points out she has a little moustache. Girls are not supposed to have mustaches, or hair all over their bodies! Laxmi’s mother does a great job at pointing out that everyone has hair in very odd places and it serves a purpose. Laxmi takes her mom’s lesson back to school with her and shares the love of a little hair with everyone. This book was so great. It takes a child feeling ashamed about themselves, and turning it around into an important lesson that makes everyone feel better.… (meer)

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