Book details
I See Your Skin, but That Is Not All I See!
Published in
2022
Description
I See Your Skin, But That Is Not All I See! Is a remarkable story about a little girl named Serenity who shows us the real meaning of friendship and courage. This book is perfect for caregivers and teachers having conversations about racism and other topics about what is happening in our world today with the young people in their lives. Despite being different colors the two girls in our story learn that true friendship is bigger than the color of our skin. I See Your Skin, But That Is Not All I See will open the door for honest conversations that will prompt new ideas about the way we see our world and each other. The book comes with discussion questions, suggested learning activities and a poem, which makes this the perfect gift for anyone in your life. "My skin color makes me beautiful and part of what makes me brilliantly me, so to say you do not see the color of my skin you're saying you do not see me. The true brilliance is when you see my skin, and still choose to get to know me for me"- Tiffany Sullivan
Age
5-6
Text complexity
proficient
Length
24 pages
Why to read
- The book promotes understanding and empathy by encouraging readers to look beyond superficial differences and recognize the shared humanity in everyone.
- It offers insights into the importance of diversity and inclusivity, which are valuable lessons in today's global society.
- The narrative might include personal stories or experiences that provide a deeper connection for readers, making it a potentially impactful read.
- Reading such a book could be a great conversation starter on topics of race, identity, and acceptance, fostering meaningful discussions with others.