Embrace people's differences with Karen O. Roberts's empowering debut children's book, Look at You You Are Beautiful.

Brimming with vibrant pictures of kids from all walks of life, this charming collection stands in stark contrast to defeat the looks-obsessed culture in which children grow up today.

Instead of focusing on physical beauty, Look at You You Are Beautiful celebrates everyone's uniqueness in a way that is easy, fun, and educational for readers of any age.

By representing children of every background-including those who are black or white,...

Celebrate diversity and learn to love the skin you're in with this vibrant new children's book that's fun for all ages I See You celebrates everyone in a way that is respectful. By representing children of every background-including those who are black or white, with curly hair or straight, blue eyes or brown, tall stature or short, and everything in between-I See You helps broadcast a positive message that builds optimism and compassion for all kids. With the proper encouragement to embrace themselves and also that, which is different, readers can gain values that can last a lifetime....

For all the little girls in the world Celebrate diversity and learn to love the skin you're in with this vibrant new children's book that's fun for all ages Featuring girls from all over the world, I'm Beautiful Like Me teaches kids that everyone is a source of beauty in their own way. In a world where so much emphasis is misplaced on physical beauty, author Karen O. Roberts pens a refreshing story that demonstrates how anyone can be beautiful. Readers will learn to love themselves just the way they are as they follow along with the clever rhymes and charming pictures. Depicting children of...

A Governor and His Image in Baroque Brazil was first published in 1979. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions.This seventeenth-century manuscript describes the life and death of Afonso Furtado, governor of Brazil from 1671 to 1675. The obscure author, Juan Lopes Sierra, was an eyewitness to many of the governor's activities and was clearly a great admirer of Furtado, whom he calls in his text "Our Hero." The manuscript is a useful cultural and...