Mommy, why am I different?

Written by Judy John-Styles and Sarai Styles

A young girl discovers the beauty in being different.

30 pages· ~530L· AR ~3.5

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Bookroo's summary

A young black girl questions her uniqueness, wondering why she stands out. Through heartfelt conversations and affirmations, she learns that being different is not only okay but extraordinary. As she embraces her individuality, she discovers her own amazing potential. Will she find the confidence to celebrate her uniqueness in a world that often demands conformity?

"Different is more than Okay."

— from the book

From the publisher

Mommy, why am I different? You are different because it is OK to be different, because you are fearfully and wonderfully made. In this story a young black girl ponders about how she is “different”. Through questions and affirmations she realizes that different doesn’t mean “bad”, it just means different. She learns that she is extraordinary and amazing in every way and that being different is more than OK.

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