ABANDONED. Children's Nonfiction - for ages 3-6 about diversity of either hair types/color or skin color (can't remember). No illustrations, only lots of photos of young diverse children with easy sentences below.

[Taylor]

I would say the books is children - non-fiction. It's a book about diverse children meant for kids age 3-6. The book contains only photographs, no illustrations. I love this book because the pictures are not specific to one race or gender. It includes girls, boys, black, white, latino, etc.
I was working in a kindergarten classroom in 2018-2019 and the head teacher read this book to the class. However, she's been a teacher for over 25 years, so I can't be more specific. She is retired now, so I can't contact her about the book.

I believe that the cover is yellow/tan and has several (individual) pictures of diverse children on the front. I also recall that there was one picture of a girl with long red hair in it.

Note: I am pretty sure it's not "Shades of People"

[Rainbowheart]

Did the photographs look fairly recent, or older, like from the '80s or '90s?

[Taylor]

Rainbowheart wrote: "Did the photographs look fairly recent, or older, like from the '80s or '90s?"

I don't quite remember. I recall the photography was high quality, but the cover looked a bit dated. I assumed it was around the 2000s-2010 (but that's just a guess)

[Rainbowheart]

Shades of People?

All the Colors We Are?

Why Do People Come in Different Colors?

[Kris]

No response, moving to Abandoned folder.

Taylor (OP) was last active on the site in May 2020.