About This Book
Reach for this book when you want to introduce your child to the world of geometric concepts or when you are looking for inclusive stories that celebrate different ways of perceiving the world. It is particularly valuable for children who are tactile learners or those beginning to understand physical disabilities. This charming story follows Roly, a small round circle, as he journeys through his book to meet other shapes. Each page features raised, tactile cutouts that invite little fingers to touch and explore right alongside the protagonist. Through Roly's curiosity, the book addresses themes of belonging and discovery, showing that while we all have different forms, we can all coexist in the same space. It is a gentle, interactive experience perfectly suited for preschoolers and early elementary students, offering a unique bridge between sensory play and mathematical thinking.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book addresses physical disability (specifically blindness or low vision) metaphorically and through its very design. It is secular and deeply inclusive, offering a hopeful resolution where Roly finds his place among a diverse group of shapes. The focus is on capability and sensory exploration rather than tragedy.
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