Isbn: 9781529532043 - the beautiful layers of me: winner of the inclusive books for children award. an empowering story of culture, confidence and traditional dress for ages 3-6. (16 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. **WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARDS****SHORTLISTED FOR THE DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS**"A sensitive and powerful exploration of belonging, cultural identity and difference." IBC Awards 2026 judges"An affirming story about accepting and loving ourselves and our cultural traditions." Kirkus Reviews"Empowers viewers to embrace their identity with confidence." The Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksCelebrate each other's unique identity in this authentic, reassuring and sensitively told story written by Sophia Payne and with evocative illustrations from Ruchi Mhasane. This is a must-have picture book for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress, and anyone learning to build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background.Ameena cant wait for her auntys wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her pyjamas, she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage, family love and self-belief, Ameena discovers what it means to take pride in the beautiful layers of her heritage, especially in the face of difficult comments. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. **WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARDS****SHORTLISTED FOR THE DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS**"A sensitive and powerful exploration of belonging, cultural identity and difference." IBC Awards 2026 judges"An affirming story about accepting and loving ourselves and our cultural traditions." Kirkus Reviews"Empowers viewers to embrace their identity with confidence." The Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksCelebrate each other's unique identity in this authentic, reassuring and sensitively told story written by Sophia Payne and with evocative illustrations from Ruchi Mhasane. This is a must-have picture book for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress, and anyone learning to build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background.Ameena can't wait for her aunty's wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez - the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her "pyjamas", she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage, family love and self-belief, Ameena discovers what it means to take pride in the beautiful layers of her heritage, especially in the face of difficult comments.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. **WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARDS****SHORTLISTED FOR THE DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS**"A sensitive and powerful exploration of belonging, cultural identity and difference." IBC Awards 2026 judges"An affirming story about accepting and loving ourselves and our cultural traditions." Kirkus Reviews"Empowers viewers to embrace their identity with confidence." The Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksCelebrate each other's unique identity in this authentic, reassuring and sensitively told story written by Sophia Payne and with evocative illustrations from Ruchi Mhasane. This is a must-have picture book for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress, and anyone learning to build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background.Ameena cant wait for her auntys wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her pyjamas, she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage, family love and self-belief, Ameena discovers what it means to take pride in the beautiful layers of her heritage, especially in the face of difficult comments. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. PRE-ORDER NOW!WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARDS"A sensitive and powerful exploration of belonging, cultural identity and difference." IBC Awards 2026 judges"An affirming story about accepting and loving ourselves and our cultural traditions." Kirkus Reviews"Empowers viewers to embrace their identity with confidence." The Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksCelebrate each other's unique identity in this authentic, reassuring and sensitively told story written by Sophia Payne and with evocative illustrations from Ruchi Mhasane. This is a must-have picture book for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress, and anyone learning to build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background.Ameena cant wait for her auntys wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her pyjamas, she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage, family love and self-belief, Ameena discovers what it means to take pride in the beautiful layers of her heritage, especially in the face of difficult comments. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: New. **WINNER OF THE INCLUSIVE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN AWARDS****SHORTLISTED FOR THE DIVERSE BOOK AWARDS**"A sensitive and powerful exploration of belonging, cultural identity and difference." IBC Awards 2026 judges"An affirming story about accepting and loving ourselves and our cultural traditions." Kirkus Reviews"Empowers viewers to embrace their identity with confidence." The Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksCelebrate each other's unique identity in this authentic, reassuring and sensitively told story written by Sophia Payne and with evocative illustrations from Ruchi Mhasane. This is a must-have picture book for every child battling with their self-esteem or anxiety about wearing cultural dress, and anyone learning to build tolerance, empathy and understanding of everybody's background.Ameena can't wait for her aunty's wedding. She is wearing a brand-new salwar kameez - the layers of floaty fabric filled with pretty patterns make her feel like a princess. But when someone comments on her "pyjamas", she loses all confidence, fearing that her friends might not accept her traditional clothing. Through courage, family love and self-belief, Ameena discovers what it means to take pride in the beautiful layers of her heritage, especially in the face of difficult comments.…