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This Little Light of Mine

By (author) Sawyer Cloud, Illustrated by Sawyer Cloud

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Celebrate the beloved song in this illustrated version that shows every child they have a little light inside them. In this illustrated retelling of the popular gospel song, each child has a little light inside them. When they are feeling confident and valued by others, their light shines brightly. When they're feeling low or worried, their light dims. But other children and teachers are on hand to help everyone's light shine! Follow two children as they have breakfast, go to school and make friends in this heart-warming celebration of a diverse community. A delightful book perfect for children aged 3+ Â· Young children can sing along to the popular song as they read Â· This book celebrates how we can all lift each other up, portraying a happy, vibrant, diverse community Â· Children will learn that they have a little light inside them and it's theirs to share as they wish Â· Features bright, colourful illustrations and appealing characters

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