The family reacted to the pictures in books because people did not look like them. What does this reveal about their attitude learning?

The family's reaction to the pictures in books reveals that they have a narrow and ethnocentric view of the world. They are only familiar with people who look like them, and they are surprised and even disturbed when they see people who look different. This suggests that they have not been exposed to a diverse range of people and cultures, and that they may be prejudiced against people who are different from them.

It is important to teach children about diversity and inclusion from a young age, so that they can learn to appreciate and respect people from all walks of life. This can be done by exposing them to books, movies, and other media that feature diverse characters, and by talking to them about the importance of diversity and inclusion. It is also important to model diversity and inclusion in our own lives, by making an effort to get to know people from different backgrounds and cultures.