Earlier this summer, Tess Goldwasser, a librarian at St. Mary’s County Library, Lexington Park, Md., blogged about children's books that celebrate diversity. The titles she recommended, along with a few more suggested by commenters, all highlight the importance of being true to yourself. Through their words and illustrations, they empower children and help them understand that being different isn't a bad thing.

And Tango Makes Three
by Justin Richardson
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Donovan's Big Day
by Leslea Newman

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Christian, the Hugging Lion
by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell

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The Story of Ferdinand
by Munro Leaf
Also on audiobook

A Mother for Choco
by Keiko Kasza
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Monday is One Day
by Arthur Levine
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