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Name: All kinds of children
Author: Norma Simon

All kinds of children is a pictorial exploration of the shared necessities that children everywhere require to thrive. Through clear illustrations, it highlights how basic needs such as nourishment, proper clothing, affectionate relationships, and opportunities for play are common among all children, regardless of their cultural or geographic background. The book offers an accessible visual guide for young readers and educators to understand the fundamental and universal rights of children. The book’s focus on elementary human needs underscores the importance of addressing these essentials to promote healthy development, providing both an educational resource and a gentle reminder of the common bonds that unite children across the globe.

First publish date: 1999

Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books

Authors: Norma Simon

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