Books with title Incredible Me!

An inspiring picture book to help each child remember: you are unique and amazing! Ever had a bad day and wished that you were someone else? Perhaps a mountain gorilla? Or a fierce tiger? But wait . . . just think of all the amazing things that you can do! You can sing, you can write, and you can dream. And never stop being incredible you! This picture book brings a breath of fresh air for young children, filled with positivity, zest, and energy.

The Abomination, the Glob, the Juggernaut, the Rhino, the Wendigo, Xemnu the Titan, and more - no enemy's too big and monstrous for the Hulk! But is even the strongest one there is a match for the one who's the best there is... at what he does? Wolverine's first appearance and first fight with the Hulk reprinted here! Plus: triple-gamma action, international intrigue, poetry, and the first death of Adam Warlock! Guest-starring the X-Men, the Inhumans, and S.H.I.E.L.D.! Collects Incredible Hulk #171-200 and Annual #5.

Do you like chocolates? Do you like trees? Did you know that chocolate is made from the seeds of a tree? Join Mia and Nik on a chocolate mission and be a part of their incredible journey. This bean to bar story is sure to delight kids and adults alike. As special members of Miss Tree’s Plant Savers Club, Mia and Nik travel around the world to learn about different trees and their uses. In this book, they visit a cacao plantation in Costa Rica and a chocolate factory in Switzerland. Have fun gliding with them through a rainforest, exploring a chocolate planet, and collecting seeds for thought. Have you joined the Plant Savers Club? Together we will Protect, Sustain, Conserve!

Learning that it is okay to be yourself is one of life's most important lessons. On Manny's first day of school, he is told there are things "that boys just shouldn't do", like dressing like girls or playing with dolls. This made his Dad mad and sad. So Dad finds ways to teach Manny that he is free to be the incredible boy that he is...even if he likes dolls and wears pink.Free to be Incredible Me gently reminds us that it is okay to be ourselves! This is a gentle book that helps to start the discussion about gender identity and tolerance with your child.

Learning that it is okay to be yourself is one of life's most important lessons. On Manny's first day of school, he is told there are things "that boys just shouldn't do", like dressing like girls or playing with dolls. This made his Dad mad and sad. So Dad finds ways to teach Manny that he is free to be the incredible boy that he is...even if he likes dolls and wears pink.Free to be Incredible Me gently reminds us that it is okay to be ourselves! This is a gentle book that helps to start the discussion about gender identity and tolerance with your child.