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Christopher Jayred Lockhart
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IAN
This book, “IAN” by Christopher Jayred Lockhart, dives into the life of a protagonist, a young boy named Ian, who faces everyday challenges that many kids can relate to. It’s about his journey as he steps into in-person school for the first time, feeling different. Ian has a unique appearance; one of his eyes is bigger than the other, and this makes him nervous. He worries about being judged or bullied, something we have all thought about at some point.
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Accompany Ian on his first day of school. Awkward moments, unexpected bullies, and a journey to self-acceptance. Can he face his fears? Discover the power of friendship and embracing differences. It’s a story of courage, laughter, and being true to yourself.
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Daniella o’Niel
Ian’s story hits hard. It’s more than just about having a different eye. It’s real. It shows the raw feelings kids deal with when they face the world, and it gets to the heart of bullying. My son related so much to Ian. Powerful read!
Steven
This book by Christopher Jayred Lockhart is a journey. It’s about a boy trying to fit in despite his challenges. The emotions jumped off the page. I felt every awkward moment, every anxious thought Ian had. It’s a reminder that everyone has something; they just need to feel accepted. Loved it!
Jacquelin D’Ripper
Ian’s experiences are painfully relevant. I saw myself in his struggles. It’s tough being different; the author nails that sense of isolation. It’s is a lesson on acceptance, and that’s something we all need to hear. Highly recommend it!