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    Ker-Mumbly-Watts
    What Do You See When You Look at Me?
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    Love & Acceptance Collection Series

    By Indigo Skye and Jeanine Henning

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    About this series

    Meet Digo!  Hes heard rumors about the strange creatures in town, but he never expected to cross paths with them.  In this whimsical tale about friendship and communication, Digos fear of the unknown creates a misunderstanding that can only be resolved through a heart-to-heart talk with the Ker-Mumbly-Watts.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndigo Skye
    Release dateFeb 22, 2019
    Ker-Mumbly-Watts
    What Do You See When You Look at Me?

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      What Do You See When You Look at Me?
      What Do You See When You Look at Me?

      What Do You See When You Look at Me?

      Indigo Skye
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      The first in the LOVE & ACCEPTANCE COLLECTION, "What Do You See When You Look at Me?" helps children make sense of the world around them, by encouraging them to understand and accept differences in themselves and others. They will learn that each of us has things that make us stand out in some way, which as a result, gives us

      The first in the LOVE & ACCEPTANCE COLLECTION, "What Do You See When You Look at Me?" helps children make sense of the world around them, by encouraging them to understand and accept differences in themselves and others. They will learn that each of us has things that make us stand out in some way, which as a result, gives us

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      Ker-Mumbly-Watts
      Ker-Mumbly-Watts

      Ker-Mumbly-Watts

      Indigo Skye
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      Meet Digo!  Hes heard rumors about the strange creatures in town, but he never expected to cross paths with them.  In this whimsical tale about friendship and communication, Digos fear of the unknown creates a misunderstanding that can only be resolved through a heart-to-heart talk with the Ker-Mumbly-Watts.

      Meet Digo!  Hes heard rumors about the strange creatures in town, but he never expected to cross paths with them.  In this whimsical tale about friendship and communication, Digos fear of the unknown creates a misunderstanding that can only be resolved through a heart-to-heart talk with the Ker-Mumbly-Watts.

    Author

    Indigo Skye

    Indigo Skye and her husband have been together for 26 years. They reside in a small town in the Midwest, with their son and daughter. Indigo has many interests, including belly dancing, cake decorating, hang gliding, traveling, and anything adventurous. She is living her dream as a writer! Indigo first developed her love of writing in the fourth grade, thanks to a wonderful teacher's encouragement. This was followed by additional encouragement from several teachers in junior high and high school, where she was a writer and editor for the school newspaper and a member of the Young Writer's Workshop. She began her college studies in Journalism, but quickly realized that her heart was in creative writing and the freedom of expression and style that comes with it. For most of her life, she has written journals, short stories, poetry, and song lyrics. Unfortunately, many of her writings were lost when her family home was destroyed in an F-4 tornado. Indigo Skye's children's books and special coloring book all have messages of LOVE & ACCEPTANCE. She believes that in order to create a better future for all, we need to start with the children. It is important for them to learn about diversity, friendship, self-acceptance, and tolerance of others - even if they may not see eye-to-eye on everything.

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