Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This book validates that sometimes our kids receive so many messages that they might feel "wobbly". It encourages kids to listen for the "quiet voice inside" and in doing so they find that they "can do hard things." The illustrations provide images that promote and encourage discussion. At the end of the book, the author provides us with an activity that is an easy way to get students and adults involved in the practice of mindful affirmations. I'm a speech language pathologist and I work with kids with special needs. This book will be a wonderful tool to help remind my students that they can do hard things, while at the same time recognizing their own inherent beauty and strength. For classroom teachers, this book provides a wonderful launching off point for promoting mindfulness and self compassion. I can see mindfulness corners in classrooms, homes and therapy rooms coming soon with this book as a guide!! Thank goodness books like this are created and shared with our world for both adults and children. All of Gabi Garcia's books are important tools on any mindful bookshelf.