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Neither

Neither is a simple, quick read that speaks to the differences in all of us. The fun, quirky characters and the story introduce a serious topic in a playful way that will resonate with kids. Neither works as a picture book for younger children 1-3 and a conversation starter for ages 4-8.

Author: Airlie Anderson
Year of Publishing: 2018
Number of Pages: 40

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Reviews

  1. Jane Jones (verified owner) –

    Neither is a lovely book. So colorful. This book can easily lead to a discussion
    about being different; and it doesn’t matter.
    This will go into my Free Little Library.

  2. mwalker15 (verified owner) –

    Super cute book about inclusion and diversity. It also highlights how harmful exclusionary practices can be, and how it makes others feel. I like how this book also has the dialogue bubbles which can be a fun way to partner read for students. This book would be a great starter book for bigger conversations.

  3. swaller (verified owner) –

    Loved this book! Great way to introduce inclusiveness.

  4. Jess_Note (verified owner) –

    Cute book about differences and inclusivity.

  5. Jess_Note (verified owner) –

    Sweet little book about differences and inclusivity.

  6. ashleyjohnsonbend (verified owner) –

    Absolutely one of the most valuable books for my littles in understanding differences in themselves and others.

  7. nunnj (verified owner) –

    So colorful and cute! So thankful for the good conversations this book started!

  8. 1130 (verified owner) –

    Neither is a short and sweet book with a big message! Plus, it’s very colorful. I enjoy reading it to my baby and someday she’ll learn an important message from it.

  9. [email protected] (verified owner) –

    Neither is a wonderful book that helps start the conversation about diversity and inclusion. I love that each creature in the in the land of somewhere else is uniquely drawn. This adds to message that all are welcome.

  10. palomich91 (verified owner) –

    Great book to promote embracing our differences and inclusivity!

  11. briane gillam (verified owner) –

    I ordered this book, but for some reason did not receive it! I hear it is a great book so I am going to try and order it one more time!

  12. amy71 (verified owner) –

    This book is wonderful. The colors and artwork are inviting to all ages. The message of diversity and inclusion is for all ages.

  13. frodin (verified owner) –

    Such an awesome book. Love the illustrations and message of inclusion that is easy to understand from such a young age.

  14. Frances (verified owner) –

    “Neither” is a lovely book which can be enjoyed as a whimsical object lesson in differences, commonalities, and the joys of celebrating diversity. A nice conversation starter as we strive to create spaces where everyone fits in.

  15. Amber (verified owner) –

    This is a greatly colorful book to help young children learn acceptance.

  16. AmandaB (verified owner) –

    Great book on inclusivity and diversity. I love that it can be used a very simplistic level, (we are all different and that is ok). Or can be used to inspire much high level and deeper level thinking on topics of inclusivity as it may relate to gender, ethnicity, race, religion, economic, or more.

  17. Gabrielle Randall (verified owner) –

    I expected this to be a book about ‘being different’ but it turned out to give off big trans agenda vibes. There are only two ways to be! NO there are infinite ways in all the rainbow colors!

    Which is fine, if that’s what you are looking for in toddler literature. But if not, this might not be the book for you 🤷‍♀️

  18. stephvanhecke (verified owner) –

    Very well made board book with cute graphics that are appealing to the age. Wonderful text that really brings alive the message of acceptance, differences and inclusion.

  19. Kinsjar19 (verified owner) –

    This is a cute, quick read about diversity and inclusion. This book would be a great way to start a conversation in an easy to understand/kid friendly way.

  20. jackjackh6 (verified owner) –

    I love this book!

  21. Blibertad (verified owner) –

    This is a delightfully illustrated book about a creature that doesn’t quite fit in until they find a place where everyone belongs! A perfect story to share with my 3 year old.

  22. Ashley Primeau (verified owner) –

    I absolutely loved this book. It is a great tool in helping toddlers to understand inclusion and diversity.

  23. Jenna Morales (verified owner) –

    Great book teaching my toddler how everyone is different, but we all belong!

  24. Celiarn (verified owner) –

    Wonderful book about inclusion and diversity! The colorful illustrations kept my son engaged. It’s one we will read over and over again.

  25. Savanna Rilatos (verified owner) –

    I love this book! So important for kids

  26. Flanderl (verified owner) –

    Wonderful book on important subject

  27. SMohler (verified owner) –

    I love how inclusive this book is! It is done in a simple and beautiful way.

  28. alicia deaderick (verified owner) –

    Such a sweet book! It is appropriate for littles as well and gives a great starting point for talking about being different. The pictures and imagination of the story is well done.

  29. julieethompson (verified owner) –

    Lovely book about being different. It is a great discussion starter for older kids. Love it

  30. Brittani Geniza (verified owner) –

    Super cute book! I love the inclusivity of the characters and appreciate the encouragement of being welcoming and kind to all. It will be a great addition to my classroom library 🙂

  31. Kester83 (verified owner) –

    I got this book for my child to help understand his differences and mine. It’s so adorable and beautiful!

  32. melissaarp94 (verified owner) –

    Super cute little book, with great illustration. My kiddo loves the colors.

  33. carly29taylor (verified owner) –

    Cute book with an important message!

  34. Ashley Johnson (verified owner) –

    I wish this book existed 20 years ago, it is a beautiful message.

  35. Kristan Beckwith (verified owner) –

    Great book to use w/ELD students!

  36. Amanda Littke-Kellam (verified owner) –

    Absolutely sweet and touching book – lends itself to great discussions with littles about diversity and inclusion. Beautifully drawn pictures that our three-year-old was captivated by!

  37. Nancy Griffith (verified owner) –

    Another fantastic book for children. The illustration is lovely and colorful and the message the book gives is wonderful.

  38. thomas28 (verified owner) –

    Great book to start the conversation about inclusion and diversity. Age appropriate book for talking about gender.

  39. ashmccudden (verified owner) –

    Neither was an easier read for young readers and super enjoyable! Simple and wonderful.

  40. Ruby Buchholtz (verified owner) –

    This is an adorable story about inclusion and finding place and community when you’re told you don’t fit in

  41. tlslibrary (verified owner) –

    A wonderful book which begins the conversation for very young children about differences and acceptance of all.

  42. Ashley Marcus (verified owner) –

    This is a fantastic book for children who feel othered and need some encouragement that there is a community out there that will accept them for who they are. Cute pictures, too!

  43. stormiautumn (verified owner) –

    This book was lovely. It shows how sometimes people are excluded for not fitting and teaches about acceptance. I will be adding it to an infant toddler classroom

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