Everything's Different but the Same - Khuttan, Anita
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School now seems like a dull and inexpressive place. What was once an environment of happiness, excitement, wonder and interaction, has now become a place full of even more rules to remember and follow. This book is a friendly way of educating children on the current situation and how there are other ways of interacting with our friends. Although we cannot touch and sit next to one another, we can still be sociable as well as taking care of each other's safety. Its important that our little ones understand that while everything is different, our feelings remain the same.

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School now seems like a dull and inexpressive place. What was once an environment of happiness, excitement, wonder and interaction, has now become a place full of even more rules to remember and follow. This book is a friendly way of educating children on the current situation and how there are other ways of interacting with our friends. Although we cannot touch and sit next to one another, we can still be sociable as well as taking care of each other's safety. Its important that our little ones understand that while everything is different, our feelings remain the same.
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Anita Khuttan was born May 12, 1986, in Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom. She spent most of her childhood being shy, secretive, and quiet and often created unusual explanations for things she didn't understand. She enjoyed reading and often imagined herself as the main character, going on adventures, solving mysteries, and getting herself entangled in thrilling situations. Anita Khuttan is a teacher by profession and has been teaching for 12 years. Since the world has faced a pandemic of such magnitude it inspired her to write about how this situation can be explained to young children.