Do You See Like Me?

Reach for this book when your child starts noticing that people see, move, or experience the world differently than they do. Whether it is a classmate with glasses, a neighbor who uses a wheelchair, or a friend who processes sensory information uniquely, this book provides a gentle framework for understanding individual perspective. Yoshitake uses his signature whimsical illustrations to turn a complex philosophical concept into an engaging exploration of the senses. The story follows an alien with three eyes and a girl who is blind, sparking a conversation about how we all 'see' in our own way. It moves beyond simple awareness to foster genuine empathy and curiosity. Ideal for children aged 4 to 8, it normalizes physical and neurological differences by focusing on the wonder of our diverse human experiences rather than the limitations. It is a perfect choice for parents who want to raise inclusive, observant, and compassionate thinkers.