Books with title I Love Being Free

I LOVE BEING FREE is a picture book of rhymes designed to teach kids about life, help them navigate their feelings, and remind them they are unique and special. Beautifully illustrated, the concepts and messages encourage kids to look at the good things in life and turn negatives into positives. Includes fourteen poems perfect for enjoyment at home and in classrooms. The rhymes include: I love every day I love my friends I love nature I love animals I love following my heart I love being alone I love daydreaming I love learning I love my feelings I love telling the truth I love hugs I love me I love adventures I love being free Also in this series is "I Love Being Different" and "I Love Trying New Things."

Liberty Belle—Libby for short—is a confident girl who accepts and appreciates her own beauty and uniqueness. In I Love Being Me, Libby describes the things she loves and introduces us to her diverse set of friends, whom she loves even more. Each friend is beautiful and different, but at the end of the day, Libby loves being who she was created to be. She only wants to look and be herself!

I LOVE BEING FREE is a picture book of rhymes designed to teach kids about life, help them navigate their feelings, and remind them they are unique and special. Beautifully illustrated, the concepts and messages encourage kids to look at the good things in life and turn negatives into positives. Includes fourteen poems perfect for enjoyment at home and in classrooms. The rhymes include: I love every day I love my friends I love nature I love animals I love following my heart I love being alone I love daydreaming I love learning I love my feelings I love telling the truth I love hugs I love me I love adventures I love being free Also in this series is "I Love Being Different" and "I Love Trying New Things."

Liberty Belle—Libby for short—is a confident girl who accepts and appreciates her own beauty and uniqueness. In I Love Being Me, Libby describes the things she loves and introduces us to her diverse set of friends, whom she loves even more. Each friend is beautiful and different, but at the end of the day, Libby loves being who she was created to be. She only wants to look and be herself!

Sometimes its hard being different or so, Polka Dottie, a long legged turtle, thought! I Love Being Me is the delightful tale of how Polka Dottie discovered, with the help of her new friends, Flicker and Hawk, to celebrate her uniqueness and embrace her Pizzazz! Every one of us has this uniquenesswe have our own Pizzazz. Lets celebrate these wonderful differencesjust like Polka Dottie and her friends :)

Sometimes it’s hard being different or so, Polka Dottie, a long legged turtle, thought! I Love Being Me is the delightful tale of how Polka Dottie discovered, with the help of her new friends, Flicker and Hawk, to celebrate her uniqueness and embrace her Pizzazz! Every one of us has this uniqueness—we have our own Pizzazz. Let’s celebrate these wonderful differences—just like Polka Dottie and her friends :)

There is no one in the world quite like you, so its very important to love being yourself. From your hair to your toes, you are special. All the things you doskipping and running in the sun, moving and dancing in the groove, cooking, drawing, hiding, or being cleverthese all make you who you are. If you trust yourself and love being you, then anything is possible! This childrens tale seeks to empower children to have the confidence and self-esteem to be themselves and to know that they can accomplish anything when they believe in themselves. I love my toes And butterflies dancing on my nose. I love being me; I love being free. There is no one else I would rather be!

This story shares how children can celebrate who they are. In today's world, children are bombarded with images and messages that force them to grow up quickly. They are challenged to be like someone else to fit in. The individuality of who they are is being lost in a world of negative images. This book focuses on allowing young people to celebrate themselves not in a selfish way but in a self-affirming positive manner. Young people who feel good about themselves make better people which ultimately can make a better world.