
For a wonderful, one-of-a-kind boy
Every boy has dreams worth chasing. These stories show him how to believe in himself and be exactly who he is.
A Collection of Inspiring Stories for Boys about Self-Esteem, Confidence, Courage, and Friendship
by Nadia Ross
Ten stories that tell him what he needs to hear when a dream feels too big: you are more capable than you realize.
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Inside the book
For kids who are growing up and finding their courage, and for the grown-ups who read with them.

Every boy has dreams worth chasing. These stories show him how to believe in himself and be exactly who he is.

Payton loves to paint. Jaxon sets his mind on a goal. Payton’s chapter starts with a question: “What is one thing you like to do more than anything else?”

A hockey team, a new friend, a dream about the stars: every story stars a boy living moments kids know, at school, at home, with friends and in sports.

Each chapter talks to him first, then the story shares its message: believe in yourself, keep going when things get hard, and be exactly who you are.

Michael has a dream that seems out of reach. Sheldon looks up at the stars. Michael’s chapter asks: “Do you have a dream that seems impossible?”

For a birthday, a new school year or bedtime: a book that reminds him how special he is.
The boys doubt their abilities and almost give up, then, with family and friends beside them, find the confidence to keep going.
Every story celebrates being himself and taking pride in what he does, on his own path to his dreams.
At the start and end of every story, the narrator speaks to him directly, so he thinks about what it means in his own life.
Stories he can read on his own or you can read together: perfect at bedtime and as a first step into reading.
An ideal gift for boys in elementary school, from parents, grandparents or teachers.
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