Sparkle, The Black Patchwork Pony - Chin, Siobhan
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Sparkle is a very rare and unique pony who believes she has imperfections and is very nervous about starting animal school, afraid that everyone will laugh at her for not being a normal pony. She later realises that animal school has many animals who have unique differences, especially her teacher who was born with only three legs. Sparkle learns the importance of being kind and respectful to everyone's individuality and uniqueness and is taught that being unified as a team, everyone can learn from each other's diversity.

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Sparkle is a very rare and unique pony who believes she has imperfections and is very nervous about starting animal school, afraid that everyone will laugh at her for not being a normal pony. She later realises that animal school has many animals who have unique differences, especially her teacher who was born with only three legs. Sparkle learns the importance of being kind and respectful to everyone's individuality and uniqueness and is taught that being unified as a team, everyone can learn from each other's diversity.
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Siobhan Chin is a passionate author dedicated to promoting, understanding and celebrating unique differences, diversity and disability in children's literature. Inspired by personal experiences as a single mother to two extraordinary daughters, Siobhan's writing celebrates unique differences and nurtures resilience. Her debut book, "Sparkle, The Black Patchwork Pony", marks the beginning of her journey towards creating inclusive and empowering stories for young readers. Siobhan's realisation of the scarcity of disabled characters in children's literature inspired her to take action. Through her writing, she seeks to bridge the gap and create stories that educate young children about the importance of accepting one another's unique differences. As a devoted mother, Siobhan understands the significance of representation and inclusivity in shaping children's perceptions and fostering empathy and respect for diversity. Through relatable characters, Siobhan's story promotes awareness, acceptance and counteracts stereotypes about disabilities. Collaborating with talented illustrator Alex Crump, Siobhan's beautifully illustrated book targets children aged 5-8, emphasising themes of inclusion and mental well-being. Siobhan's dedication to diverse children's literature aims to provide emotional support and develop empathy and understanding in young readers. Her mission as an author is to inspire a generation that appreciates and celebrates the beauty of unique differences, creating a more inclusive and compassionate world for children.