A boy asks his mother what makes him unique. She tells him many things and that she loves him for who he is. She explains that he is special because he is unique.
Ages- 3-5
Source- Pierce County Library Systems

A little boy asks his mama what is special about him. His mama tells him many things, but they are things that other people have too. He wants to know what is special about HIM. She tells him his hugs, kisses and the fact she loves him more then anything is why he is special, and he wants her to tell him again. Ages 2 to 7 years old. Timberland library and in class presentations.

This story is about a boy who wants to know what's special about him. Through his mother, the boy learns about himself. He learned that he knows how to help his mother to cook, share toys with his friends, and saying polite words.
Ages: 3-5
Source: DuPont Pierce County Library System ( )

A young African-American boy wants to know, so badly, that he is special. This author, K. Evans provides a wonderful peek into a family that is loving, accepting, and supportive. The family in this book are great role models for all families and the book shows wonderful diversity. However, African-American children may identify more with this book, but the mother and son can be aspired to and really all children can identify with, about acceptance and self-love/parental-love.

Beautiful artwork that is textured and is full paged. It is eye-catching and makes the story come alive! Keeps you interested from page to page and waiting to hear more. J. Steptoe is very talented.

For ages: 3-6 about. i think this would be a good book to start in preschool to start teaching some more self-concept stuff.
Source: Pierce County Library system ( )

This book is all about a little boy asking his mama what makes him special. At the end the boy realizes everything that makes him special comes from his heart.
DuPont Public Library
Ages 3-5 ( )