Mary Schulte

"Who Do I Look Like" tells the story of a young girl attempting to figure out who in her family she looks like the most. She goes around to every family member, asking each "Who do I look like?" She discovers she has curly hair like her sister does, freckles like her mother, and wears glasses like her father! However, despite those similarities, she is told by each family member that she looks like her unique self.
Ages: 2-5
Source: Pierce County Library System

For a kids book, it does really well with explaining the Greek mythology and evolution of the siren myths from the past to current modern day. Very quick read, great for kids interested in sirens. However, be aware that most of the book focuses on sirens as bird creatures, not the mermaid-like creatures we've come to associate them with.

I thought this book was okay. I liked reading about the history of the Minotaur from the Greek perspective, I just felt like the book was unbalanced. I also felt like this book might be too violent and dark for a young child to read.

Curious a little girl goes to her family asking who she looks like. A positive self image is explored.