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James’s: Smaller than both the Andean and Chilean subspecies. They have dark pink spots on the breasts and a red circle lining the edges of the eyes. They are mostly found in high elevated areas. It literally feels like you are sitting down to coffee with a new friend and learning about their life. Flamingos are born white and grey. The rich carotenoid level of the algae and crustaceans they eat causes them to become their characteristic hue of pinkish-orange.

I wanted to read it because of the subject matter, but I just wasn't sure if the format would work for me. This condition leads to the development of a yellowish-orange plumage instead of reddish-pink in the birds. This can be a cause of genetic variation or deficiencies in the diet.Teach poems about things your students are interested in. Try to source poems about everything from football to flamingos, science to sibling rivalry, poems from around the world and translated from other languages. Invite them to bring in a poem that they like or to ask an adult in their life to recommend a great poem; make it relevant, make it interactive and make it intergenerational. I am the king and the queen. This was one of my very first verse novels and I don't think I got the full effect by listening to the audiobook. My experience with poetry, of any sort, is limited, and those experiences I have had, were not great. My mind just generally doesn't work that way.

Hypomelanism: A genetic mutation that disrupts melanin production, causing the bird to develop a whiter plumage. I think with both, it has to do with the way the stories were written. You are reading from the main character's perspectives the entire way through and you get access to their deepest, most open thoughts. Thoughts they may never even choose to vocalize to other characters.I loved the representation and the wonderful characters that the story surrounds. Michael's family and his family of choice were both fabulous. In verse, gorgeous, slice of life yet not, amazingly heartfelt and surprisingly lighthearted coming-of-age.

I loved how this book challenged things as "ordinary" and showed us how Michael embraced his uniqueness. We are all unique, no person is the same, but because we want to fit in this world we tend to hide that and just be "ordinary". I loved how this book challenged this idea and showed us why is good to be your own unique person.

He also knows he’d rather play with dolls and his female friends, and kiss the boys. After some ridicule by his peers he finds a way to get by, and he forms a close friendship with Daisy, a fellow outcast. But while his coming out doesn’t surprise anyone, he realizes he still has some growing and learning to do, and he needs to figure out who he is. I did really enjoy this book though - Michael's story was compelling and beautifully told. I loved watching him grow and develop throughout. That's the best way I can think to describe how this book made me feel. My apologies if that makes no sense at all. Green flamingos do not exist in reality. There were many rumors about a green flamingo being spotted. However, the theory was proved wrong. Michael is half-Jamaican and half-Greek, and growing up in London during the 2010s. His Greek mother raises him and his half-sister surrounded with love and expectations. (One of the most important things to pull from Michael's earlier life is the importance of his mother's presence in his life—I loved its realness and its love.)