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The Problem with Pelly by Shana Corey
The Problem with Pelly - Children's Literature
Genre:Fiction, Early reader
Interest Level: K - 3
Summary
Pelly feels different on Mars where everyone has tentacles instead of fluffernobbins. She doesn’t want the special visitor to think she is weird. In a surprise ending, Pelly learns that her difference is what makes her special.

Sequels/Companion Books
First Grader’s from Mars Series
Analysis
This early reader contains creative illustrations to clarify the message in the text. Children will appreciate the universal humor. The story is simple with a few main characters. The language and design are appropriate for level three readers. Some illustrations cover two pages to enhance the rhythm and flow of the book.

Curriculum Connections
A multi-cultural lesson in accepting differences can be part of a social studies lesson. There is also an opportunity to introduce opera to young children as part of a music lesson.

Awards
Boston Globe-Horn Book Awards
Similar Titles/series
The Parabola storytime series
Goha the Wise Fool retold by Denys Johnson-Davies
Raccoon's last race: a traditional Abenaki story by Joseph Bruchac & James Bruchac



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