People are different and that's what makes the world beautiful. Teach your kids to embrace and celebrate our uniqueness in diversity with this engaging book for children. Three unlikely friends, Grandpa Aaron, Fat Jack the Rabbit, and Tiny Dillon the Rat have the most unusual type of friendship you've ever seen. They might not have a lot in common, but one thing is common among the unlikely trio. They are united in their love of the circus and passionate about bringing the joys of the circus to people everywhere, children and adults alike. Bright lights! Colorful tents! Beautiful animals! Amazing gymnastic and performances! What's not to love? So they found a way to engage in their passions in a very unique way and amazed the people, and crowds loved them everywhere they went to and performed, but they were often ashamed of how they looked, so they had to disguise themselves during their performances. Old Grandpa with a mask, Fat Jack the Rabbit as a fur ball and Tiny Dillon the Rat as a mysterious box. They were wildly successful, but it was time to overcome their fear and reveal their true selves to the world and to the people who loved them. Will they find the courage to come clean? Will people be turned off to them now that their masks are off and they exposed themselves to the world about their true appearance? The Beauty of Love in those We Shame is a charming book with beautiful illustrations designed for kids that espouses the importance of opening up to other people in their lives. In this book, your children the importance of accepting their personal strengths and weaknesses, forming friendships with other people who are perfect complements for them, working effectively in a team with other people and overcoming the fear of judgement from other people. Scroll up and click the button to buy now! Cheurlie Pierre-Russell was born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida. She graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University. After serving in the United States Navy for several years, she decided her passion was working with children and helping them grow by writing fiction and non-fiction books for children covering a wide range of subjects from education to dealing with emotions. A strong model for women and children, Cheurlie firmly believes that children are the future and by instilling positive values in them, we can make the world a better place.