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Everyone in Mira’s art class wants to be fair. So why are they all shouting? The Other Side of Fair helps children ages 7 to 11 see that people can agree on a word and still mean different things by it, and that the way out is to ask what the word means to each person. Mrs. Chen’s class receives twenty sets of brand-new colored pencils, and there are twenty-five students. She asks the class to decide how to share them fairly. Zara says fair means a lottery, so everyone has the same chance. Jasper says fair means the hardest workers earn them. Theo says fair means the kids who have no art supplies at home get them first. Friends who usually giggle together end up sitting back to back with their arms crossed. Mira notices something: nobody is arguing about whether to be fair. They are arguing about what fair means. Once the class sees that, the shouting stops. They find that they all agree people should have a chance, that effort matters, and that kids without supplies should still get to make art, and they build a plan that uses all three ideas. Mira does not get a set herself, and to her own surprise she does not mind. The book closes with Mira’s Insight, a one-sentence takeaway in her own voice, and a Thinking Prompt that asks readers what “fair” means to them. This is Book 3 of The Other Side, a seven-book series that follows eleven-year-old Mira as she learns to listen, question her assumptions, and discover the stories she could not see at first. Each book stands alone and ends with its own insight and prompt, which makes the series easy to use for read-alouds, morning meetings, and classroom discussions about perspective, fairness, and empathy. The story runs 24 pages with five full-page illustrations. The Other Side was written by Ellie Kim, a high school senior who built the series from the lessons she teaches in her library debate program for younger students, and illustrated by Cara Ko, a high school senior studying visual art. Read more
Publisher : Independently published
Publication date : October 11, 2026
Language : English
Print length : 24 pages
ISBN-13 : 23
Item Weight : 3.52 ounces
Reading age : 7 - 11 years
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.06 x 8.5 inches
Book 3 of 4 : The Other Side
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