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I Like, I Don't Like
I Like, I Don't Like | Anne Baccelliere
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"Children have different reactions to the same object due to their circumstances"--
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I Like, I Don't Like | Anne Baccelliere
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This picture book tackles the injustice of child labor and poverty in a very moving way. It made me cry and broke my heart, but it‘s a boon that is incredibly important, especially in showing a child in very simple terms a very tough topic.

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I Like, I Don't Like | Anne Baccelliere
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This is an excellent book. It attemptsto show child labor here and across the world. For example the child on the left likes bricks. Building bricks to let their imaginations soar. But for the child on the right who spends his day carrying bricks, they are heavy back breaking work. Trying to show a child that there are some places where children do not get play can be a hard concept to grasp. It's simple, it's true, it's needed.