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Lara's desire to conform to the norm sets the stage for a journey of self-discovery and learning to appreciate her own distinctiveness.","# Square-Lara the Yellow Ladybird\n\nEnglish  \nSquare-Lara the Yellow Ladybird  \nIllustrated by Catherine HoltzhausenWritten by Martha EvansDesigned by Nadene Kriel  \nProduced for Papua New Guinea under the RapidlyImproving Standards in Elementary program.  \nBloom book layout by SIL-PNG Education for Life  \nThis book is also available as a 'Talking Book!You can read and listen to it on your phone/tablet.Download 'Talking Books'on  \nwww.mytalkingbooks.org  \nEnglishPapua New Guinea  \n100  \nLara the ladybird wasa special bug.  \nUnlike all her friends,she had bright yellowwings.  \nEveryone loved heryellow wings.  \nAt school,  \nshe played withlots of friends.  \n翻题  \n殿置  \nEven Sesa,the sulky spider,was happy to see her.  \nBut Lara wanted to belike the other ladybirds.“I wish I had red wingslike you,Mama,”she 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