When I was asked to create a book-list to be shared for Independence Day, I started thinking of what independence means to me. For me, being independent means, speaking with my own voice (loving who I am), choosing my own direction, being a part of a diverse world and contributing in my own distinct way.
The books that I am sharing with you today, all deal with these different facets of independence.
It is Good to be Me
1. A Color of His Own by Leo Lionni
Age: 2-6 years
Poor chameleon has to change color wherever he goes, and feels that he has no color of his own. Later he meets a much wiser chameleon and understands that he remains the same in essentials, even though his outer surface keeps on changing colors. He finds inner peace. Continue reading
So much to read, So much to say 