Can a Zebra Change its Stripes? - Winningham, Juliette; Castagno, Tiffany
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A short time ago there lived a zebra named Mary. Coated in wonderful stripes of black and white, she often spent her mornings munching on Serengeti grass with her family. Then one morning, an unfamiliar face trotted over the hill by her field. Join Mary and her friends as they uncover the importance of acceptance and what it means to make diversity our strength.

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A short time ago there lived a zebra named Mary. Coated in wonderful stripes of black and white, she often spent her mornings munching on Serengeti grass with her family. Then one morning, an unfamiliar face trotted over the hill by her field. Join Mary and her friends as they uncover the importance of acceptance and what it means to make diversity our strength.
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Juliette Winningham was born April 1, 1959, in "farm country" near Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She graduated from BCLUW High School in 1977. Juliette is a proud Communications graduate of Rockhurst University, located in Kansas City, Missouri. For the next 25 years, Juliette went on to Corporate America with an emphasis on the Energy Sector. In 2017, she established the FreeBird Foundation of Evergreen, CO. From 2017 through 2020, three divisions of the FreeBird Foundation were launched: The Lucky Dog Division: "Giving women a helping hand up." The Elk Whisperer Division: "Feeding & healing one family at a time." Bruno's Make My Day Division: "Bernese Mountain Dog Bruno hiked, camped, fished, etc. with special children in need." Today, Juliette is the author and producer of Bruno's Amazing Adventures, and the founder and CEO of the FreeBird Foundation of Evergreen, Colorado. The 30-book children's series takes Bruno (and Juliette) on an Amazing 3-year adventure: "Changing the World, One Child at a Time."