Strong Like Me
A story celebrating strength from social commentator Kelechi Okafor
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Product details:
- Publisher Penguin Random House Children's UK
- Date of Publication 1 February 2024
- Number of Volumes Picture book
- ISBN 9780241584774
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages32 pages
- Size 275x250x4 mm
- Weight 209 g
- Language English 459
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Long description:
“I can give Kingsley piggyback rides, even though he’s older than me! I can run SUPER fast!”
Discover Strong Like Me, a picture-book story about finding what makes YOU strong.
Kamara loves being super strong - it makes her feel fizzy and zappy! But her classmates and their negative words lead her to question how strong she really is. With Sport's Day and the Big Race looming, does Kamara have what it takes to reach the finish line?
And can she discover what being STRONG means to her?
“A BEAUTIFUL celebration of STRENGTH in all its forms.” - Dapo Adeola, author of Hey You! An Empowering Celebration of Growing Up Black
Strong Like Me is a timely picture-book debut by writer, social commentator and podcast host, Kelechi Okafor. This inspirational story sets out to help children discover their power, champion themselves, and be unapologetically secure in who they are.
Packed full of heart, the story opens important conversations around ability, intersectionality, race and identity.
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