Terry Davies

The Weezes Terry Davies

In this colorfully illustrated, follow up to The Weezes, "All the same but different" shows how it takes all kinds to make a Weezes village work, just like in the real world.

Now everyone knows that Weezes live in places where the winters are cold. Weezes do also enjoy the summer, but when white, fluffy snow falls softly to the ground, that's their very favourite time ever.

Even though no one can be happy all the time these little creatures do their very best to have fun and bring joy to all the Weezes in their village. As we have heard before they love to help and be helped by others.

Just like people, Weezes may look the same but they all have different talents and personalities. Unlike people though, Weezes are given numbers instead of names. You see; Weezes are labelled from one to ten at birth. Once the tenth Weeze is hatched they start back to number one again. This means that Weezes with the same number tend to like the same sort of things, which makes it easy to find friends who want to do the same stuff. Another good thing about having numbers is that Weezes get to pick their very own nick name so they don't all get mixed up. Being all the same but different at the same time, means that every little Weeze is a special little Weeze.
Weezes know that no one special, is any better than any other special.
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