This book highlights conversations among young students and friends who want to make a change in the world. Their families come from different parts of the world. They share their ideas about treating others with respect, compassion, and love. The book makes the point - as its title reads - 'We are all the same but different.' They discuss that while individuals may have different religions, ethnic backgrounds, cultures, beliefs, personal traits, characteristics, etc., all people are the same and equal as they belong to the human family with the same needs and desires. They decide they want to work on...