Review of There's only one you
Posted: 24 Apr 2024, 16:33
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "There's only one you" by Shirley Schulze.]
Do you want your children to feel that they are special and unique? Is it possible to counter negative thoughts by encouraging children to think positively? Do you think a child needs to know that “It’s great just to be you”? If you answered yes to these questions, you should get the book There’s Only One You by Shirley Schulze.
This storybook can be read in under two minutes. You will have time to pause with your child to discuss the significance of what was read. The book is 20 pages in length. It is divided into ten sets of 2 pages. Each set starts with "There’s only one you." This is followed by another 2 or 3 phrases elaborating on the importance that there is only one you. For example, one set of pages has these phrases: There’s only one you. You’re a special find. You were put in this world to be one of a kind.
This storybook gives children the message that it is good to be different from everyone else.
The book has colorful illustrations designed by Anna Cassata. They have a water-paint look that children will be familiar with. The illustrations depict the planet Earth, a newborn baby, a schoolyard, an amusement park, a playground, a birthday party, a children’s playroom, a crowd of children, a beach by the ocean, a ski hill, children doing individual activities, and a baby nursery. In each picture, there are children of diverse races, different heights, and abilities. In one picture, a child is talking to a friend who is sitting in a wheelchair.
A child will finish reading this story with the idea that they are unique and important. This crucial message must be given to children as often as possible, so why not read this book before they go to sleep? They will fall asleep with the knowledge that they can love who they are. They will wake up knowing that what they have to offer the world is unique and valued.
This book was concise and easy to read. I enjoyed this book. I am certain that children and their parents will enjoy it also. A six-year-old child will be able to read this book. I did not find anything to dislike about this book. I gave it 5 out of 5 stars.
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There's only one you
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Do you want your children to feel that they are special and unique? Is it possible to counter negative thoughts by encouraging children to think positively? Do you think a child needs to know that “It’s great just to be you”? If you answered yes to these questions, you should get the book There’s Only One You by Shirley Schulze.
This storybook can be read in under two minutes. You will have time to pause with your child to discuss the significance of what was read. The book is 20 pages in length. It is divided into ten sets of 2 pages. Each set starts with "There’s only one you." This is followed by another 2 or 3 phrases elaborating on the importance that there is only one you. For example, one set of pages has these phrases: There’s only one you. You’re a special find. You were put in this world to be one of a kind.
This storybook gives children the message that it is good to be different from everyone else.
The book has colorful illustrations designed by Anna Cassata. They have a water-paint look that children will be familiar with. The illustrations depict the planet Earth, a newborn baby, a schoolyard, an amusement park, a playground, a birthday party, a children’s playroom, a crowd of children, a beach by the ocean, a ski hill, children doing individual activities, and a baby nursery. In each picture, there are children of diverse races, different heights, and abilities. In one picture, a child is talking to a friend who is sitting in a wheelchair.
A child will finish reading this story with the idea that they are unique and important. This crucial message must be given to children as often as possible, so why not read this book before they go to sleep? They will fall asleep with the knowledge that they can love who they are. They will wake up knowing that what they have to offer the world is unique and valued.
This book was concise and easy to read. I enjoyed this book. I am certain that children and their parents will enjoy it also. A six-year-old child will be able to read this book. I did not find anything to dislike about this book. I gave it 5 out of 5 stars.
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There's only one you
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon