About this item
Highlights
- A sweet book about loving each day and loving yourself.
- 4-10 Years
- 10.1" x 10.3" Hardcover
- 32 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Social Themes
Description
About the Book
A lovely story about loving yourself and each new day.Book Synopsis
A sweet book about loving each day and loving yourself. For readers ages 4 years and up.
What's today for? Today could be for counting raindrops or taking long walks. Today could be for making wishes, for friends, or other stuff. Every day is so much better when you believe that you're enough.
Review Quotes
"Beautiful story about accepting ourselves and others as we are. There is beauty in imperfection and appreciating those as part of what and who we are." - Lafayette County C-1 School District
"This book is beautifully illustrated and contains a heartfelt message that we are enough, just the way we are. This would be a wonderful book to share with young children." - CissonAcademy
"This is a sweet story to help children see that even on hard days you need to know you are enough. " - Grapevine Library
About the Author
Jessy Humannhas always believed that words matter, and if she's certain about anything in this world it's about the power of words and how they can make people feel. She loves the feeling that comes from reading a beautiful piece of writing, and she loves the contentment she feels when she writes from the heart. For her, life is about how much love she has in her heart and what it takes to get her there. She hopes that the words she writes can create small moments full of joy, love, and inspiration for everyone that reads them. May they help those who are moved by words put their hearts back into place.
Federico Van Lunter is a Belgian illustrator. There's beauty everywhere. Art, friends, and family: he always tries to surround himself with things that make him smile and people that make him love. And this constant lust for joy and happiness also shines through in his illustrations. Whether it's in bright colors or in dark details, in still lines, or in lively typography: he hopes his work encourages people to open up. To experiences, to others, to themselves. Because there's beauty everywhere.