Inspiration for I'm Different came from remembering her own
experience of being the only child in her kindergarten classroom
who wore glasses, and from watching the struggles of her children
and her students while learning to accept themselves and their
imperfections. The book is an attempt to defend children from a
world where perfection reigns, image is defined by the media, and
attention is merited and dispersed most generously to those who
excel. The book's message is to help children see their
imperfections, differences, and life's scars, both inner and outer,
as evidence that their uniqueness is intended as a gift inspiring
them to their greatest potential.
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