All I See Are Stripes

What would it be like if everyone in the world were exactly alike? How would you feel if your neighbor looked exactly like you?

In All I See Are Stripes, by Teresa White, we meet Misty, a bored young horse grappling with the questions of her young existence. One day something interrupts her usual everyday routine of grazing, running, eating, and sleepingshe spots a different kind of horse at her ranch, one who looks very different from everyone else.

Zach is, in some ways, similar to Misty, but something about him toys with her mind. Why does he have black and white stripes?

This delightful story teaches us of the joys of being different, reminding us to always be proud of who we are.

Teresa White has an M.A. in both special education and counseling. More importantly, she is a mother of three childrenOlivia and twin boys Zach and Alex.

Teresas inspiration for this book comes from her experiences as a mother of twins with special needs. She currently lives in Kansas with her husband, Keith, where she is in private practice as a therapist. She loves decorating, immersing in community involvement, and spending time with her family.