Fitting In

By Haruka Aoki, John Olson

A square struggles to fit into a world of circles, revealing a lesson in embracing uniqueness.

4.0/5 Goodreads · 56 ratings

44 pages

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Bookroo's summary

In a world dominated by circles, Square feels out of place. To blend in, Square dons extra shapes, but the facade is exhausting. At a grand circle party, a stumble reveals Square's true form, sparking a revelation. As friends of various shapes emerge, Square learns the beauty of diversity and the joy of being oneself. This whimsical tale invites young readers to explore themes of acceptance, empathy, and the celebration of individuality. Will Square find the courage to embrace its unique identity in a world of circles?

From the publisher

A heart-warming, inclusive, and whimsical picture book about a square trying to fit into a world of circles. This book celebrates what makes everyone unique and special. Perfect for teachers and parents to teach kids the importance of inclusivity.Great resource for discussing topics like acceptance, empathy, bullying, and more.A universal message that applies to anyone! In a world of circles, Square feels different! In public, Square wears extra shapes to try to fit in, but pretending to be a circle all the time is hard work. When Square trips and falls at a big, beautiful circle party, everyone learns the truth about Square’s identity. In the end, Square realizes many friends are different shapes, too, and learns to celebrate the uniqueness of every shape (including the square!).

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