In a bright combination of photographs, graphics, speech bubbles and colourful text, we meet a group of multi-racial children, all of whom are different in some way - at least in their own minds. These differences can be as minor as wishing one had straight hair or was not an only child, to having dyslexia or being a loner or a vegetarian. The differences may arise within families or at school, but the emphasis is on the fact that differences are what make life interesting. Two pages of discussion notes will make this of real use in schools for PSHE and Citizenship at Key Stage 2.