
For a wonderful and special boy
Every boy is unique and wonderful. Every boy is special and should chase his own dreams, believe in himself, and be happy.
A Collection of Inspiring Stories about Courage, Friendship, Inner Strength and Self-Confidence
by Nadia Ross
Ten short stories of boys who get scared, keep trying and find out how brave they are, so he can believe in himself too.
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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 is unique and wonderful. Every boy is special and should chase his own dreams, believe in himself, and be happy.

Connor has to talk in front of his class. Dylan dreams of soaring through the air. Connor’s chapter asks: “Do you ever worry about talking in front of people?”



Short stories in a simple, engaging style: lovely for bedtime with a grown-up, and just right for early readers who want a book of their own.

A rock concert, a science project, a movie, a chess tournament, a rocket built with his big brother: every story stars a boy living moments kids know, so he can see himself in them.

Each chapter starts by talking to the reader, then the story shares its message: believe in yourself, keep trying after a mistake, accept yourself as you are, and treasure family and friends.

For a birthday, First Communion, back to school or bedtime: a book that reminds him how special he is.
Talking in front of the class, trying something new: the boys feel scared, let go of fear and find out what they can do.
At the start and end of every story, the narrator speaks to him directly, like “Do you ever worry about talking in front of people?”
Once in a while the boys don’t win. They work hard, keep trying and learn from their mistakes until they get it right.
Short stories in a simple, engaging style, with illustrations: great at bedtime, just right for his first books read alone.
A gift for any occasion from parents, grandparents or teachers, made for boys in elementary school.
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