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Author_Greg Abbott
Author_Patricia Hegarty
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board books for children
books about acceptance for children
books about equality for children
books about inclusivity
books with a moral
books with animal metaphors
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Equality
everybody's welcome
friends
friendship
inclusion
inclusivity
kindness
novelty books
patience
shaped pages
tolerance
Product details
- ISBN 9781838916558
- Dimensions: 180 x 160mm
- Publication Date: 01 Aug 2024
- Publisher: Little Tiger Press Group
- Publication City/Country: GB
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Everybody's equal
I'm sure you will agree.
I'm as good as you
and you're as good as me.
When Stoat builds a fence to keep Mouse away, the woodland animals have to work together to prove that nobody deserves to feel left out. Will Stoat ever learn that everyone is equal? See what happens when the animals bicker and separate, in this board book with a message of acceptance.
With beautiful illustrations by Greg Abbott and powerful rhyming text by Patricia Hegarty, this board book cleverly explores the importance of kindness and equality. Animal characters and a woodland setting take readers on a journey of inclusivity, showing that life is a lot more fun when we let everyone join in!
Also available: Everybody's Welcome
Patricia Hegarty is currently the Editorial Director of Caterpillar Books and has written about all kinds of things from trees and bees to ABCs (and she loves to rhyme). Greg Abbott is an illustrator and designer based in West Sussex, England. He works with a variety of clients on all sorts of creative endeavours, but mostly as a children's illustrator on narrative and character driven projects. In between commissions Greg likes to experiment with new techniques and keeps himself busy with self-initiated personal projects, from developing story ideas and illustrations, to coding and automating things.
