Clementine the Chameleon: who was tired of blending in

Clementine is a chameleon - but she doesn't use her colors to hide from danger. She uses them to make sure she never, ever stands out.With the bouncing tree frogs, she turns neon green. With the delicate orchids, she's petal-soft pink. With the marching beetles, she's a steady, serious brown. She is very good at being exactly what everyone else expects.But being everyone else is exhausting.By sundown, Clementine's head spins, her feet ache, and her tummy hurts from holding still. Alone on her favorite branch, she finally lets every borrowed color fade and discovers a soft, soothing lavender that doesn't match the leaves or the bark. It just feels like her. Then, on the branch beside her, something rustles...A gentle, lyrical picture book about masking, social fatigue, and the quiet relief of being yourself, Clementine the Chameleon Who Was Tired of Blending In is part of the Different Mind, Different Magic(TM) series, stories that celebrate children whose minds experience the world a little differently. Perfect for sensitive, introverted, and neurodivergent children, and for any little reader who has ever felt the weight of pretending.Because every child deserves to know: your mind is unique. Your mind is powerful. Your mind is magic.

Pagina's: 32, Editie: Large type / Large print, Paperback, Staten House