A Thanks Big Enough - Whitney, Michol M
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In, A Thanks Big Enough, Nova gives homage to essential workers that help keep us safe, healthy, and functioning during unprecedented times. From first responders to last responders and every worker in-between, she looks at the importance of their roles. After examining the workers' roles, Nova realizes that they all make outstanding contributions and feels like there is no way to say thank you in a way significant enough to show how much they are appreciated. She is inspired to do something creative to show her appreciation. However, she feels like making a card will not say enough to express…mehr

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In, A Thanks Big Enough, Nova gives homage to essential workers that help keep us safe, healthy, and functioning during unprecedented times. From first responders to last responders and every worker in-between, she looks at the importance of their roles. After examining the workers' roles, Nova realizes that they all make outstanding contributions and feels like there is no way to say thank you in a way significant enough to show how much they are appreciated. She is inspired to do something creative to show her appreciation. However, she feels like making a card will not say enough to express her gratitude, so she explores ways to pay her gratitude forward by helping others and being kind. This thank you note in the form of a children's book is suitable for all ages. It teaches gratitude and appreciation while recognizing how essential workers risked their lives and safety to help others.
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Michol Whitney, a Chicago, Illinois native, boasts a rich and diverse career in education. She has taught in parochial, private, and public schools, demonstrating her adaptability and commitment to teaching students from various backgrounds. Michol earned her degree from Dominican University in River Forest, Illinois, specializing in General Education, Special Education, and English as a Second Language. With over 20 years of experience, Michol has honed her skills in engaging with children through the power of storytelling and reading. Her passion for literature and writing was evident from a young age; as a child, she delighted in narratives written in verse and often crafted short poems using her family's encyclopedia of rhymes. In high school, she further explored her love for writing by composing a rap about herself and encouraging her friends to do the same. Michol draws inspiration from current events, seamlessly integrating them into her teaching and writing. She firmly believes in the transformative power of reading and writing, allowing children and adults to escape into realms of imagination and wonder.