I just stumbled across this in the picture books section at work, and I loved the Humans of New York book, so naturally, I had to pick this up! It was very cute -- the narration is pretty basic (in fact, I don't even fully remember what it said aside from basic positive messages for kids), but I loved looking at the pictures of all the kids and their different clothing styles and environments, and I'm sure kids that age will be fascinated at getting a glimpse into the lives of other kids. ( )

This photographic picture book showcases children from all walks of life. The narrative tells of the uniqueness of each child.

I just stumbled across this in the picture books section at work, and I loved the Humans of New York book, so naturally, I had to pick this up! It was very cute -- the narration is pretty basic (in fact, I don't even fully remember what it said aside from basic positive messages for kids), but I loved looking at the pictures of all the kids and their different clothing styles and environments, and I'm sure kids that age will be fascinated at getting a glimpse into the lives of other kids.

WeStories: http://www.westories.org/about/#board

Simple rhyming text accompanies full-color photographs of a diverse cast of children in New York City.

See also: Global Babies ( )

From the author and photographer of the well-known blog "Humans of New York" comes a great picture book that celebrates the uniqueness, abilities, and diversity of the littlest humans--children. Brandon Stanton's photographs capture children doing everyday things like walking down the street, riding a bicycle, playing in the street, and making music. This is a great read aloud for children of all-ages that celebrates all of the things little humans can do.

Taylor W. / Marathon County Public Library
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