description: An inspiring tale about being comfortable in your skin…or feathers! Quincy, a quirky and endearing duck, finds himself facing an extraordinary he doesn't like getting his feet wet. But there's a twist to his story—Quincy has sensory processing disorder. While his feathered friends joyfully dive into Dragonfly Pond, Quincy is filled with apprehension. Deep down, he longs to join their playful splashes and frolic in the water, but his unique sensory experience makes it difficult. To make matters more difficult, he is teased by the mean geese and swans for being different.Quincy's story celebrates the beauty of diversity and the strength found in having supportive friends and a true sense of self . As readers follow his journey, they learn not only about sensory processing disorder but also about the importance of empathy , inclusion , and finding creative solutions to overcome personal challenges . Quincy looks at each day as a fresh start, full of determination and perseverance ."There has to be a way.This is such a silly quirk.I have to think harderTo make this work." In the end, Quincy's triumph goes beyond merely conquering his fear of getting wet—it becomes a testament to the power of embracing one's uniqueness and finding the strength to soar alongside others , even in unfamiliar environments. No Wet Feet for Quincy is full of fun rhymes and onomatopoeias that will have children eager to participate during read-alouds. The eye-catching illustrations leave little surprises on each page in the form of hidden insects. The carefully woven themes of friendship and self-acceptance will serve as cornerstones for emotional development in young children. Why readers will fall in love with No Wet Feet for Educators and parents will benefit from this story when having conversations surrounding social-emotional learning (SEL) topics such as understanding differences, growth mindset, navigating emotional situations, and strategies for handling bullying. "...Quincy's character is lovable and inspiring. I appreciated that Quincy's attitude stayed fearless despite his doubts. I believe that Hayes has created a wonderful role model for children who may feel insecure." (5-Star Review) — Nino Lobiladze, Reader's Favorite For fans of Mo Willems, Drew Daywalt, and Ryan T. Higgins. Plus it makes the perfect addition if you love the Goosie book series. *This title is also available in No pies mojados para Quincy
language: English
title: No Wet Feet for Quincy: An inclusive book celebrating differences and inner strength