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Extraordinary Eloise
Extraordinary Eloise is a lyrical celebration of a child's unique individuality. The story will tickle little people's funny bones and inspire them to quit trying to be like others, and to start being more like themselves.
- GenresChildrens
32 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2012
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May 30, 2023
May 2023: Extraordinary Eloise
This book highlights important issues, especially among school girls;
🟣There was nothing wrong with being ordinary.
🟣Being extraordinary can be in a good and also bad way.
🟣Sticking out in a bad way results in being lonely because nobody wanted to hangout with them.
🟣important to remind them girls that they are special in their own way.
"The first place I should have looked to become more special," Eloise realised, "was me!"
This book highlights important issues, especially among school girls;
🟣There was nothing wrong with being ordinary.
🟣Being extraordinary can be in a good and also bad way.
🟣Sticking out in a bad way results in being lonely because nobody wanted to hangout with them.
🟣important to remind them girls that they are special in their own way.
"The first place I should have looked to become more special," Eloise realised, "was me!"
February 26, 2022
Chua, C. (2013). Extraordinary Eloise. Singapore: Marshall Cavendish (International) Asia.
September 21, 2024
A great book to remind kids that everyone is special in their own way.
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