Good To Be Me - Discovering What Makes Me Special & Unique, (Paperback)

Good To Be Me-What Makes Me Special & Unique is a clever fun way for kids to explore what makes them special and unique. Captivating prompts, fun thoughtful questions, and cool, colorful illustrations, guide children of all ages to begin discovering and developing their life story.

Parents, grandparents, family members and friends love to gift this book, generating interesting conversations and creating a childhood keepsake.

Create your own snapshot in time with fantastic exploration that includes -

My favorite thing to do outside

If I had a store, I would sell

The funniest person in my family is

I could be a better friend if I

These are some places I am going to visit one day

If I were a parent, I would make this rule for my family

Kids need this book, parents are saying. An opportunity to generate reflective dialogue and build a foundation of what is important and special in each person's life.

Don't miss this opportunity to step away from the screens and have fun, focusing on what is special now and exploring how exciting looking ahead to our future can be.

Here are a few ways readers our enjoying Good To Be Me -

Mom keeps a copy handy for each of her kids in a tote bag with pens and colored markers in their car. Filling out a page or two, waiting for food to arrive at a restaurant, in waiting rooms at appointments or when practice or dance lessons are running long, and siblings are looking for something they enjoy doing.

Grandpa sent copies to his grandkids that live in another state. They enjoy a weekly video call, filling out a section together and engaging in meaningful conversation. Grandpa is filling out his own copy too, sharing some laughs and memories from his childhood and documenting those for his family to have.

Book clubs of all ages love Good To Be Me taking turns hosting sections like My Day All The Way, It's A Big World Out There and Friends Matter complete with theme decorations and food. Even longtime friends are learning new things about each other.