Victoria Smith

We are all different but we are all awesome!

Revisado: 01-27-23 El oyente recibió este título gratis

I liked the story in 4 chapters. The first chapter mom plays a game of hot and cold. Because we are listening to the story you can visualize with Zoey the smells and tastes. Zoey, however is very concerned about where she is from. At school, in Chapter 2, her friends Mica and Sam bring food of their culture and Zoey gets pretty excited. So much so her teacher sends a note home about her getting up out of her seat. In Chapter 3, mom wants Zoey to consider others and stay calm at school. The next day is her turn and mom, her brothers and Zoey make Somasas with Aloo fried. They have a lot of fun, until Zoey pushes her brothers and she feels bad. She needs to think of others. In the last chapter, Zoey proudly tells the class she is from South Asia in India, Pakistan, and from Nigeria. She says we all maybe different but we are all awesome. At home later, she is very happy and they venture again into more cooking together. Zoey is proud of her culture. This is a great story for teachers to play for their class before an assignment such as; what is your culture. I liked the narrator's voices and the author did an excellent job of Zoey's character. Victoria Smith

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