
Written by Krystaelynne Sanders Diggs · Illustrated by Khayala Aliyeva
A child with an unusual name must find confidence when classmates tease her.
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A lively child struggles with classmates’ reactions to her unusual name and learns to value her family, culture, and individuality.
A Girl Named Rainbow is about a lively girl who struggles with her name and how other kids treat her at school. This book is a fun read with an important lesson about acceptance and embracing uniqueness. Rainbow’s tale sends a critical message that there’s nothing wrong with having a unique name or embracing your culture, family, and everything that makes you happy. It’s an excellent read for kids of school age and an ideal book for teachers, parents, and caregivers.
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