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Stinky the Bulldog

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A great book on the importance of diversity and how first impressions can so often be wrong. I strongly recommend anyone looking for a non-threatening way to explore the tough question of diversity with children buy this book. Googling this, I found that you can get this book cheaper, with more information at http://www.stinkythebulldog.com so perhaps check that out too. A must-read!

Stinky is a lovable little bulldog who moves to a new neighborhood. The mama bulldog teaches Stinky a valuable lesson in not judging others.

This is a family friendly, ideal for classrooms as well story about acceptance of differences in others. This is non-judgmental and very gently written. Get this along with Gloria Estafan's book, " The Magically Mysterious Adventures of Noelle the Bulldog." Both are delightful and enriching books with the same timeless message.

I ordered this book because I love both bulldogs and children's books, but I hadn't heard of this particular one, so I wasn't expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised at the overall quality - great story and very cute illustrations. I'll be ordering more as gifts for friends.

I gave this book as a gift to a 6 year old little girl. Her mother said she loved the book so much she read it to her new baby sister. Its a great gift.

I thought this book was great. It taught a great lesson for life.

My daughter and I found Stinky's story to be very touching. It was simply heartwarming and enjoyable to read. My daughter enjoyed being able to read some of the words on her own. It's just a wonderful book from beginning to end.

This book is just what is needed to teach children compassion towards others. There is not enough of that anymore. Sweet story and fabulous illustration. A must for all kids (of all ages!!)

This was the first book I bought for my son. It teaches the message of undersanding and that everyone is different...but just because you are different does not mean you should be treated differently.