Perfectly Norman by Tom Percival
“Norman had always been normal – perfectly normal. Until one day… he grew a pair of wings!” Surprised by this development he tries the wings out.
While he loves flying, he thinks no-one will understand his new wings so hide them under a large, yellow coat. This made Norman miserable. When he fights his anxieties to show off his wings, he gets a surprising reaction.
Perfectly Norman by Tom Percival
Illustrator: Tom Percival
Illustrator: Tom Percival
Publisher: Bloomsbury Children’s Books (2017)
ISBN: 9781408880975
Teaching Resources: Perfectly Norman
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- Book Nerd Mommy: Wing Mural Collage Inspired By “Perfectly Norman”
- The Independent Psychologist Says Parents Should Do These 18 Things to Raise a More Confident Child
- Little Parachutes: Reviewing the message of Perfectly Norman
- The Natural Child Project: The Power of The Language of Acceptance
- Penn State Extension: We are different, we are the same: Teaching young children about diversity
- Parents: Encourage Your Child’s Individuality
- Teach Hub: Teaching Strategies to Build Student Confidence
- Tom Percival Official Website
- World Book Day: Perfectly Norman extract
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