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This is a two-part book. One in that it tells a rhythmic story, which in any imagination places children in relatable situations, wherein it teaches them to be alert and aware. Whether the setting is human friendly or outright compromising, this book "Can You Identify Me" (in my opinion) relates to those situations and will cause after reading, any child to see and take another look. The second part of the book at the end of the story, opens up to the individual in that it is a guide to help articulate not only what they see when they look at other people, but it also gives descriptive descriptions of facial features, body shapes, eye colors etc. There is also a section that allows children to help identify them in greatness. It embarks on territory some may not conclude as an ability to understand one's own identity in description, but more importantly, it embarks on truth asking the question, how you see yourself.