Skin Like Mine (Kids Like Mine)

Bought this for my niece and she loves it. She was getting bullied for her skin tone and I thought this would be a step in the right direction in building confidence. She is young so it was easy for her to understand. She reads it all the time. It is great to add to any child's life because it shows them inclusivity, acceptance, and what it means to be a good human to all.

Bought this for my niece. She enjoyed it along with 3 other books. They arrived in time for her birthday what I was happy for. She loves reading them. I would recommend this for any child.

Buy it now!! I love this book and so does my 1 year son. He’s so interactive with this and actually pays attention when reading. So cute and I love that it shows representation of all skin tones. Worth the money

This was really easy reading for my grandson however it reinforce the fact to accept himself as he is. In my opinion, the book is a little over priced due to the thickness of the book which consist of only a couple of pages. A small, thin book with great pictures.

Super cute book! A great way to celebrate diversity and a great way to raise the self esteem of students to know having different skin tones is a beautiful thing.

Love this book. Very powerful message

My 3-year-old enjoys this story. We're a white/Hispanic family that has incorporated books featuring POC into our library and this is a great addition. It can be enjoyed by children of all colors. My only complaint is that the grammar is not great, but the message is there and it's a beautiful book. The illustrations are wonderful!

One of my daughters favorite books

A good read.

Loved it!

Good for brown skin kids! I love this book because it helps with assuring my kid it’s okay to be brown skinned

I personally didn't really like this book. My daughter may like it but I have a big issue with my skin being compared to food. It's borderline on the fetishism side of things especially for certain demographics 😶🥴👀. I don't really like the idea of my daughter thinking her skin is like chocolate or caramel sauce or whatever. I understand the sweetness of the book and what its trying to say and how its trying to be fun and relatable to what children like... But as an adult I just can't.. I'm sorry.

Beautifully written, and the pictures are gorgeous. My students love this author. Lots of connections made.