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This tale has an abstract message and story that young readers will have difficulty connecting with. For better stories about finding things that are lost, turn to Oliver Jeffers’s Lost and Found and Mo Willems’s Knuffle Bunny.
There are many SEL books available that share a similar story in a more accessible way; pair this with Cori Doerrfeld's The Rabbit Listened or Trudy Ludwig's The Invisible Boy.
Although the message is simple, it’s solid, and the collaborators give it appeal for all ages needing an inspiring story of strength, confidence, and perseverance.
Naliah’s story teaches readers about the importance of family and culture in forming identity. Purchase where books on identity and culture circulate well; this would pair especially well with Eva Chen’s I Am Golden, Joanna Ho’s Eyes that Kiss in the Corners, and Nabela Noor’s Beautifully Me.
The book does not follow a traditional nonfiction format but will appeal to animal enthusiasts and activists, especially those who enjoy their facts delivered in narrative prose.