We're Better Together - (Highlights Books of Kindness) by Eileen Spinelli

About the Book

We can help each other, and we're better when we work together! Children will learn that they have unique gifts, which can be used to help others.

Book Synopsis

Through vibrant illustrations and age-appropriate language, this 26-page storybook helps children learn that they, no matter how young, can make a difference in the world.

We're Better Together instills in kids the value of compassion, teamwork, friendships and community, encouraging them to feel confident in their abilities and their voices. With durable cardstock pages and approachable, kid-friendly language, this beautifully illustrated book gives fun examples of teamwork with a read-aloud experience that kids will love.

This book is perfect for:
-toddlers and young children ages 2-5 who are learning about empathy and cooperation
- sparking meaningful conversations at home or in the classroom
- promoting strong social and emotional skills
- building a lifelong love of reading

Showing that we're better together when we play, when we make music and when everyone pitches in, the We're Better Together book celebrates people coming together to solve problems, support communities and honor differences. Designed with families and educators in mind, Highlights toddler books about kindness are crafted by childhood experts to build strong skills and develop positive associations with reading.

National Parenting Seal of Approval
Winner, Mom's Choice Award, Gold

Review Quotes

"A tribute to human kindness, empathy, and mutual support. Useful and jolly." -Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Eileen Spinelli is a poet and picture book author who has written more than 40 books for children, including Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch; The Best Story; and Someday. She enjoys walking with friends on a snowy morning and believes that all days brighten when shared. Eileen lives in Wayne, Pennsylvania.

Ekaterina Trukhan is a Russian illustrator. She graduated from Camberwell College of Arts and has since illustrated children's books. She draws inspiration from everyday life, mid-century illustration, and the books she had when she was a child. Visit her at ekaterinatrukhan.com and goodillustration.com.