Betty Love: a book about love
$5.95
This story is a heartwarming tale of love and acceptance
It is sure to resonate with young readers who are adopted or who have friends who are adopted.
Betty is a young girl who has been adopted. She doesn’t know her birth parents, and she’s always wondered what it would be like to have a real family. Betty’s adoptive parents are kind and loving, but she still feels like she doesn’t belong. She doesn’t feel like she’s part of the family. Slowly, she learns that love is not about blood, it’s about the people who care about you. Betty learns what it means to have a real family. She learns that family is about love, acceptance, and support.
- The book features a relatable protagonist who is learning to appreciate her family.
- The book’s message is clear and positive: gratitude is important for everyone.
- The book’s illustrations are bright and colorful, and they help to bring the story to life.
- Written in a simple and engaging way that is perfect for young children ages K-5.
- It is an excellent resource for classroom discussions and engaging group work.
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