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From a cranky Yankee to a young girl who worries about being different, these picture books tell winning stories.
The book by award-winning children鈥檚 author Allen Say offers gentle commentary on how it feels to be a slightly different child in a world that calls for conformity. Say (who is himself the child of a Japanese-American mother and a Korean father) tells the story of Yuriko, a half-Japanese girl who comes in for some teasing when her American teacher calls her 鈥淓ureka.鈥� But thanks to some loving coaching from her artist father, Yuriko learns that being different is a miracle in itself.
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