
For a wonderful and special girl
Every girl is unique and wonderful. Every girl is special and should chase her own dreams, believe in herself, and be happy.
A Collection of Inspiring Stories about Courage, Friendship, Inner Strength and Self-Confidence
by Nadia Ross
Ten short stories that remind her how brave, capable and one of a kind she is, through girls who feel unsure, keep trying and find their courage.
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Inside the book
For girls ages 6 to 11, growing up confident one story at a time.

Every girl is unique and wonderful. Every girl is special and should chase her own dreams, believe in herself, and be happy.

Luna is full of curiosity. Nicole starts at a new school. Every chapter speaks to the reader first. Luna’s begins: “How curious are you to try new things?”

A simple and engaging writing style, lovely for evening reading. The stories are short, so they are perfect for early readers who want to read their own book.

Every story stars a girl living moments children know: school, family, friends and sports. She dives into the stories and sees herself in the girls.

The narrator walks with her at the start and end of each story and shares its message: believe in yourself, don’t give up after a failure, accept yourself as you are, and treasure your parents and friends.

Sara is afraid her big assignment won’t go well. Sofia makes a new friend. And the book tells the reader: “You are kind, thoughtful, funny…”

For a birthday, First Communion, back to school or bedtime: a book that reminds her how special she is, and that she will want to open again and again.
A new school, a big assignment, a first soccer practice: girls her age feel nervous, keep trying and find their courage.
At the start and end of every story, the narrator speaks to her directly, so she thinks about what it means in her own life.
The girls slip up and don’t always win right away. They learn, try again and keep going, and so can she.
Short stories in a simple, engaging style, with illustrations: lovely at bedtime, just right for her first books read alone.
A gift from parents, grandparents or teachers that she’ll want to open again and again: for birthdays, First Communion, back to school or bedtime.
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