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I am

Jessica Cho

Editorial: Austin Macauley Publishers

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Sinopsis

 Read this book in the morning, midday, or just before bedtime, and ponder the question: What is the proper way to perceive and talk to ourselves? How can we instill this understanding in children from an early age? Positive self-talk is essential in our daily routines, yet it's often overlooked, leading us to be overly critical of ourselves. 
 Facing life's ups and downs, it's crucial to prioritize encouraging young children to grow up as confident, creative, and capable leaders. Starting from a young age builds a strong foundation for the future, preparing them to handle the inevitable responsibilities and challenges life presents. 
 I Am   is a collection of positive affirmations, meant to be repeated and internalized, complemented by bold illustrations. These words serve as powerful reminders, but they also provide a space for children to reflect on their identity and who they aspire to become in the world.

Disponible desde: 28/03/2024.

Longitud de impresión: 54 páginas.

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