
Rugby the Unicorn and Friends
About this book
Rugby the unicorn is insecure and doesn't understand diversity. His doubts about others are quickly triumphed over, as he learns that diversity is what makes the world so special. He learns to appreciate others' differences and to see himself in a new way which makes his life so much better. In a world of adversity, it is good to remember that we all are important and unique. We have purpose and can impact others' lives in positive ways through kindness.About the AuthorWhen Michael Geraghty is not conducting business, he is either bicycle riding, pushing a swing, playing tag, cooking dinner, or cleaning up a mess. As a father of five, his children are his inspiration for reading and telling stories. Story time helps them bond together and lets his children's imaginations run wild. Nothing like outlandish adventure tales being told by a child who undoubtedly was there in their minds. These are the simple things that can make us young at heart.
Details
| ISBN | 9798886831955 |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Audience | Children |
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