
This novelization of the animated film 'UglyDolls' follows Moxy, a confident and curious 'UglyDoll,' who believes there's a world beyond Uglyville where dolls find loving children. Along with her diverse group of friends, she journeys to the Institute of Perfection, a place ruled by the vain Lou, who insists only 'perfect' dolls can be loved. The story is a vibrant exploration of self-acceptance, challenging societal beauty standards, and the importance of inner kindness over outward appearance. It addresses themes of bullying, perseverance, and the power of friendship, making it an excellent read-aloud for younger children and an engaging independent read for early elementary students. Parents can use this book to discuss embracing individuality and standing up for what's right.
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Dolls are seeking 'owners' which functions similarly to finding a family or belonging.