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Two very different girls find that the joy of being friends enables them to share their various likes and dislikes.

In rhyming text, a little girl expresses confidence and joy in her uniqueness, no matter her outward appearance.

Three babies who are growing in a garden become tired of everyone saying they are just alike, so they pop free of their pod, set off on their own adventures, and prove that each one of them is unique.

Although they are different in many ways, two girls are still best friends.

Although children are different in appearance, they all have ten toes, favorite clothes, and love to play.

Invites the reader to solve the riddle of why Silly Milly likes certain things and dislikes others.

Grandmother Rose's garden provides a place for children of different backgrounds to meet and become friends.

In rhyme, outlines some of the possibilities that life has to offer, from the adventurous to the tranquil.

A girl celebrates her own individuality, from her freckles to her wiggles.

A baby, born five minutes late, grows up being five minutes behind for everything until he meets his own true love and discovers he's right on time after all.

An off-beat and unusual child does everything differently from other people but is comfortable with his unique outlook on life.

Taquandra Fu, the weirdest girl in class, decides to try being normal for a change.

A funny man with a funny smile, funny car, and funny crocodile likes to do things just a little bit differently.

A group of young boys and girls who each like different things, from playing with dolls to riding go-carts to playing with puppies and kittens, finally finds common ground and become friends.

Rhyming text affirms that girls can pursue their many interests, from playing sports to planting flowers in the dirt, without giving up their tiaras.