A little girl called Juliette, who has Down's syndrome, talks about her unique characteristics, feelings, hopes and dreams in a rhyming and beautifully illustrated story that will delight and inspire young readers, encouraging them to discover their talents, reach for the stars and behave with more love and kindness. Juliette helps people to celebrate difference, cultivate a caring community and prevent bullying. Written by Esther Robinson and illustrated by Grainne Knox, 'A little bit EXTRAORDINARY' encourages empathy and understanding while highlighting the importance of integration in schools and communities. Heartfelt rhyming words and captivating pictures help readers understand Down's syndrome in an engaging way. The discussion ideas included after the story make it an excellent resource for every parent, preschool and primary school to engage in heartfelt discussions about differences, disabilities and talents. "This book should be in every primary school and preschool" is what every adult says about this inspirational book.
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