Nicole Anderson
The Lollipop That No One Wanted To Buy
language
(Fine Lines Publishing March 31, 2015)
Develop your child’s confidence, self-esteem, and explore what being a real friend is all about. Teach your child the value in giving instead of greed through simple monetary principles.
Learn the lessons of the lollipop’s struggle to feel ‘wanted’ and sought out by the need for friendship. We all want to have friends, and we want to feel that someone cares. Loneliness is a part of life. We’re not always good at dealing with it or realizing why we’re not always liked for ‘who we are.’ Blending business literacy with monetary principles, the lollipop’s story isn’t all its own, as it guides your child into understanding that we really are likeable in a sense that we ourselves don’t always know or realize it because we’re hiding behind our ‘wrapper’ …our exterior that shelters the outside world from the real and likeable ‘us.’
This is a children’s story that places real meaning and value on the core definition of who we are is not what everyone thinks about us, it’s what we think about ourselves. When you share this story, your child will be inspired to know and realize his or her own self-worth and value, just like the lollipop that no one wanted to buy.
Promote positive self-esteem and confidence in your child now to face living in this world where everything and not everyone will always be accepted. The Lollipop That No One Wanted To Buy is a fun read anytime… with the whole family… before bedtime… or as a self-read for older children. Teachers… Educators will find this a value resource for teaching these core values to individual students and entire classes.
Enrich your child’s life.
Get your copy of The Lollipop That No One Wanted To Buy today!!!
Learn the lessons of the lollipop’s struggle to feel ‘wanted’ and sought out by the need for friendship. We all want to have friends, and we want to feel that someone cares. Loneliness is a part of life. We’re not always good at dealing with it or realizing why we’re not always liked for ‘who we are.’ Blending business literacy with monetary principles, the lollipop’s story isn’t all its own, as it guides your child into understanding that we really are likeable in a sense that we ourselves don’t always know or realize it because we’re hiding behind our ‘wrapper’ …our exterior that shelters the outside world from the real and likeable ‘us.’
This is a children’s story that places real meaning and value on the core definition of who we are is not what everyone thinks about us, it’s what we think about ourselves. When you share this story, your child will be inspired to know and realize his or her own self-worth and value, just like the lollipop that no one wanted to buy.
Promote positive self-esteem and confidence in your child now to face living in this world where everything and not everyone will always be accepted. The Lollipop That No One Wanted To Buy is a fun read anytime… with the whole family… before bedtime… or as a self-read for older children. Teachers… Educators will find this a value resource for teaching these core values to individual students and entire classes.
Enrich your child’s life.
Get your copy of The Lollipop That No One Wanted To Buy today!!!
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