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So Happy to Know You! (A That Sounds Fun Book for Kids) - cover

So Happy to Know You! (A That Sounds Fun Book for Kids)

Annie F. Downs

Publisher: Revell

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Summary

The best thing about you is YOU! 
 
No matter what you're good at, what you look like, or what you hope to do someday . . . whether you like to read or run or paint or play . . . the best thing about you is that you are uniquely YOU! 
 
Help your children learn early (and often) that being exactly who they are is the greatest gift! Join New York Times bestselling author Annie F. Downs and "Little Annie" as they celebrate every kid's fun, fabulous, and unique design. With delightful illustrations and an A-to-Z look at  character qualities, children (and adults!) will learn how to treasure what makes them special rather than trying to fit into others' expectations of them. 
 
The positive, empowering message in So Happy to Know You will help kids accept themselves and show them the joy of accepting others for who they are designed to be.
Available since: 09/19/2023.
Print length: 32 pages.

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