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Looking Like Me

 Category: Black Joy, Elementary School, Preschool, Self-Esteem and Identity, Town and CIty Life  Language: English More Details  Amazon  Bookshop org
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When you look in a mirror, who do you see?

A boy? A girl?
A son? A daughter?
A runner? A dancer?

Whoever and whatever you see―just put out your fist and give yourself an “I am” BAM!

This jumping, jazzy, joyful picture book by the award-winning team of Walter Dean Myers and Christopher Myers celebrates every child, and everything that a child can be.

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