She learns to appreciate differences from "summary" of Junie B. Jones Complete First Grade Collection by Barbara Park
Junie B. Jones discovers that people can be different from one another. For example, she learns that her new friend, Grace, has a different skin color than her. At first, Junie B. doesn't understand why Grace looks different, but she soon realizes that it doesn't matter. Grace is still a nice person, just like Junie B. As Junie B. spends more time with Grace, she starts to appreciate their differences. She learns that Grace is good at drawing, while Junie B. is good at playing kickball. They may have different talents, but they can still be friends and have fun together. Junie B. also notices that Grace speaks differen...
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