Lucy Langly Has Dangly Legs

By Nancy Dort Rossow

Diversity makes life more interesting and colorful

Lucy Langly Has Dangly Legs celebrates the beauty of diversity while conformity is challenged. This book vibrantly illustrates the story of three kids, Lucy Langly, Milton Middlehouse, and Tonya Thomas, who experience teasing and taunting from their peers for being themselves. Lucy, Milton, and Tonya pray for acceptance, conformity, and a life without teasing

An unexpected twist takes these friends into a world of monotony, blandness, and uniformity. As they explore this new monochromatic reality, the trio discovers the true value of diversity and the beauty that lies in being unique. Join Lucy, Milton, and Tonya on their adventure to reclaim their true selves and learn valuable lessons of self-love, diversity, and uniqueness

This is a light-hearted book created to help children:

Embrace their uniquenessBe kind to everyone and appreciate each other's differencesUnderstand the importance of diversityApproach interpersonal relationships at school, at home, and in the community with an open mind

Lucy Langly Has Dangly Legs is an essential bookshelf item for children ages 5-8 or those who are starting to develop relationships with children in their classes, at home, or in the community. Children will be able to use this story as a motivator for kindness, inclusivity, and acceptance amongst others and themselves. The educational resources in the back of the book are helpful for parents and educators to start conversations with children about the importance of diversity.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CW6B51F6
• ISBN13: 9798880272099
• Release Date: February 2024
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 38 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.5" x 8.5"