What Wesley Wore A Book about Acceptance
By Samuel Langley-Swain
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Synopsis
In Westburrow Wood, all weasels are expected to follow the rules and blend in. However, Wesley, a lively weasel with a passion for colourful clothes, stands out. His unique style confuses the other weasels, leading them to plot against him. Feeling unwelcome, Wesley leaves for the city, and the wood becomes noticeably less vibrant. This heartwarming tale explores themes of individuality, acceptance, and the importance of embracing differences.
About the author
Samuel Langley-Swain is a children's author who loves writing fun and thoughtful stories for young readers. He is known for books like 'What Wesley Wore' and 'Flooded,' which help children learn about kindness and understanding. Samuel enjoys inspiring children to be themselves and to care for others through his imaginative tales.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2019
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