uroIt tells about a story of a young girl feels self-conscious about her body and wonders if it's

normal. Her Mom, Dad, Brother, Uncle, Grandma, and Grandpa, all tell her that she's perfect
the way she is, but she feels so insecure about herself.

1.0 Role and purpose of language arts

1.1 intra and inter personal development
1.1.1 develop positive and realistic self-concepts
1.1.2 develop feelings of self-worth and self-esteem
1.2 moral values / aesthetic development
2.0 multicultural element
2.1 look into the western country on how they perceive their image/body (canadian)
2.1.1 the hair
2.1.2 freckles
3.0 bibliotherapy
 “helping a pupil find a book that might help the pupil to solve a personal problem,
develop skills needed for living and/or bolster self-image” (Shepherd and Iles, 1976)
 Affective bibliotherapy, which focuses on repressed thoughts and emotional self-
exploration. The character is fiction and it helps the children connect their story to their
own feelings of emotion and pain.
3.1 self-healing – a treatment for the children to help them to get over with their
insecurity
3.2 insecurity / self-doubt – help the children to gain their confidence, self-worth
3.3 helping to change any negative mind set they may be fostering.
3.3.1 Telling the children that they do not have to be afraid on their outlook
and being the way they are is enough
3.3.2 There is no one in the world can be compared to you, you have your
own unique part.
3.4 acceptance for yourself