I FEEL GOOD ABOUT MYSELF - Wakefield, Theresa
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Taylor attends a new kindergarten and finds it difficult to settle in and form friendships with the other children. With some perseverance from her new classmates and some helpful advice from their teacher, Taylor ends up enjoying a sense of belonging within her environment and forming new healthy relationships with the other children. Taylor also learns some valuable lesson about accepting differences. Oscar gave Taylor a hug and said, "It's okay to feel different sometimes. We are all different and that's what makes us special!".This is a story about self-esteem and embracing differences. After all, individuality makes the world a brighter place.…mehr

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Taylor attends a new kindergarten and finds it difficult to settle in and form friendships with the other children. With some perseverance from her new classmates and some helpful advice from their teacher, Taylor ends up enjoying a sense of belonging within her environment and forming new healthy relationships with the other children. Taylor also learns some valuable lesson about accepting differences. Oscar gave Taylor a hug and said, "It's okay to feel different sometimes. We are all different and that's what makes us special!".This is a story about self-esteem and embracing differences. After all, individuality makes the world a brighter place.
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Autorenporträt
Hi! I'm Theresa Wakefield, the author of this book. I live on the beautiful Gold Coast Australia with my hubby and our fur baby Eli. We are blessed with five grown up children and five precious grand babies. Having worked with children through differentavenues most of my adult life, I am fiercely passionate about childhood development. Through my children's books I wish to plant positive seeds, inspire, and promote teachable moments and rich conversations between children and caregivers