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Being Different

by Miali Coley-Sudlovenick

A new community, a conversation about identity

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A new community, a conversation about identity

Ilataaq has recently moved with her parents and puppy to a community in the North. At her new school, classmates ask about her curly hair, brown skin, and eyes. A conversation with her mother gives Ilataaq a chance to think about her differences and where she comes from. Presented in Inuktitut and English, the story connects a child’s first experiences at a new school with family, cultural identity, and pride in what makes each person distinct.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Children ages 4–8 encountering stories about starting at a new school or community.
  • Families seeking a bilingual Inuktitut/English picture book.
  • Young readers exploring identity, family, and belonging.

Themes

Cultural identityFamily connectionBelongingSelf-acceptance

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Book overview

In this bilingual Inuktitut/English book, Ilataaq just moved to a new community in the North with her parents and pup. Ilataaq has curly hair, brown skin, and big, beautiful eyes. At her new school, the kids have some questions about the things that make her look different. When Ilataaq talks about the kids' questions with her mother, she learns about how special her differences are.

Being Different encourages young readers to embrace what makes them unique. Ilataaq and her mother show the importance of being proud of where you come from, and of all the parts that make you you.

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