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Inspiring Stories For Kids: 21 Amazing Tales to Ignite Self-Confidence, Encourage Bravery, Empower Fearlessness and Cultivate Unshakable Self-Belief
Secure your child’s bright future by giving them the priceless gift of courage and confidence, and watch them take to the skies!Your darling child has their own fair share of struggles and worries.
Perhaps they came home with a crestfallen face one day, the ghost of a playground rejection hanging heavy on their small shoulders.
Or maybe they’ve been trying to learn to ride a bike, and it’s just not clicking.
Maybe it’s their quiet frustration when they can't write or draw, as well as the kid next to them.
Their battles might be different from yours, but they're just as real and just as hard.
And oh, how you wish you could shield them from it all.
But let’s face it, life doesn't work like that… You can’t and won’t always be there.
However, there's something incredible you CAN do.
You can give them a gift.
Not of invincibility, but of resilience, of an unshakeable belief in themselves, and of courage to rise above the challenges life throws at them, so they can find the silver lining in the gloomiest of clouds.
And this storybook will help you do just that.
Filled with golden nuggets that will make your child's spirit sparkle, it's a journey where they’ll experience victories, bounce back from defeats, and realize they're not alone.
Here’s a fraction of what’s
21 inspiring tales that'll sprinkle pixie dust of confidence into your kiddo’s spirit and wrap them in a cocoon of courageA kaleidoscope of themes thoughtfully curated to nurture brave and big-hearted little heroes (this book will quickly become your child’s favorite!)Practical examples connecting a story's message to real-world scenarios – watch your child’s eyes light up as they have their own little ‘Aha!’ momentsAn engaging writing style that wraps complex life lessons in a blanket of fun – perfect for shared or solo readingA lively parade of characters and adventures that mirror your child's own world and inspire them to conquer their challengesA delightful mix of stories that will turn bedtime into a magical voyage of giggles, cuddles, and whispered dreams (they’ll beg you for “just one more!” before bed)Heart-to-heart conversations after each story – make bedtime snuggles even sweeter as you unpack and solidify the values discovered togetherAnd much more.
Your child is in their golden age of development, soaking up every experience like a thirsty sponge. This is the perfect opportunity to seed the essential values that will nurture their growing hearts and minds.
And these stories are teeming with generous pinches of hope, hefty dollops of strength, a healthy splash of courage, and heaps and heaps of love — all designed to fuel your child's spirit and feed their dreams.
If you want to arm your little one with the self-confidence, courage, and resilience they need to fly, then you know what to Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” right now.
Perhaps they came home with a crestfallen face one day, the ghost of a playground rejection hanging heavy on their small shoulders.
Or maybe they’ve been trying to learn to ride a bike, and it’s just not clicking.
Maybe it’s their quiet frustration when they can't write or draw, as well as the kid next to them.
Their battles might be different from yours, but they're just as real and just as hard.
And oh, how you wish you could shield them from it all.
But let’s face it, life doesn't work like that… You can’t and won’t always be there.
However, there's something incredible you CAN do.
You can give them a gift.
Not of invincibility, but of resilience, of an unshakeable belief in themselves, and of courage to rise above the challenges life throws at them, so they can find the silver lining in the gloomiest of clouds.
And this storybook will help you do just that.
Filled with golden nuggets that will make your child's spirit sparkle, it's a journey where they’ll experience victories, bounce back from defeats, and realize they're not alone.
Here’s a fraction of what’s
21 inspiring tales that'll sprinkle pixie dust of confidence into your kiddo’s spirit and wrap them in a cocoon of courageA kaleidoscope of themes thoughtfully curated to nurture brave and big-hearted little heroes (this book will quickly become your child’s favorite!)Practical examples connecting a story's message to real-world scenarios – watch your child’s eyes light up as they have their own little ‘Aha!’ momentsAn engaging writing style that wraps complex life lessons in a blanket of fun – perfect for shared or solo readingA lively parade of characters and adventures that mirror your child's own world and inspire them to conquer their challengesA delightful mix of stories that will turn bedtime into a magical voyage of giggles, cuddles, and whispered dreams (they’ll beg you for “just one more!” before bed)Heart-to-heart conversations after each story – make bedtime snuggles even sweeter as you unpack and solidify the values discovered togetherAnd much more.
Your child is in their golden age of development, soaking up every experience like a thirsty sponge. This is the perfect opportunity to seed the essential values that will nurture their growing hearts and minds.
And these stories are teeming with generous pinches of hope, hefty dollops of strength, a healthy splash of courage, and heaps and heaps of love — all designed to fuel your child's spirit and feed their dreams.
If you want to arm your little one with the self-confidence, courage, and resilience they need to fly, then you know what to Scroll up and click “Add to Cart” right now.
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199 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 12, 2023
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November 29, 2023
I am feeling tepid
The forward for this book is spectacularly good, the offerings less so.
I was expecting inspiring stories of real children and I’m sure there are a huge number of great stories about real children and their accomplishments.
These stories were cute, and sometimes very clever, however. Definitely they fit the age category they were written for but more on the young side.
The scan the whatchamacallit, and get a prize is also a clever addition for the modern phone savvy, but if I were a parent, I would not give a child that age group a phone!
Some of the tales didn’t make any logical sense; the first one I noticed was about the girl pirate that had a bit of a chaotic plot. Why would the map to the treasure be under the floorboards of the boat? If I were a kid, I would’ve immediately gotten annoyed and quit reading the story.
Most of the stories seem to be written to order and not by inspiration. “Let’s write a story about courage, or let’s write a story about patience.” For better stories that teach lessons, I would refer you to The BookHouse books, which I believe are still in existence, classic stories teaching similar lessons, but with really engaging characters.
The advice given at the end of each segment is very good advice, but really, how many kids who have been told “here’s a story that will teach you something” will want to read that story?
The forward for this book is spectacularly good, the offerings less so.
I was expecting inspiring stories of real children and I’m sure there are a huge number of great stories about real children and their accomplishments.
These stories were cute, and sometimes very clever, however. Definitely they fit the age category they were written for but more on the young side.
The scan the whatchamacallit, and get a prize is also a clever addition for the modern phone savvy, but if I were a parent, I would not give a child that age group a phone!
Some of the tales didn’t make any logical sense; the first one I noticed was about the girl pirate that had a bit of a chaotic plot. Why would the map to the treasure be under the floorboards of the boat? If I were a kid, I would’ve immediately gotten annoyed and quit reading the story.
Most of the stories seem to be written to order and not by inspiration. “Let’s write a story about courage, or let’s write a story about patience.” For better stories that teach lessons, I would refer you to The BookHouse books, which I believe are still in existence, classic stories teaching similar lessons, but with really engaging characters.
The advice given at the end of each segment is very good advice, but really, how many kids who have been told “here’s a story that will teach you something” will want to read that story?
November 18, 2023
Heartfelt stories about lessons in life
Lily captures the real magic our kids can see everyday by learning values and traits from their experiences. Whether it’s being brave, trying a little harder, or being happy for a winner, this book will help kids realize that things don’t always go as planned and that’s okay because they will learn something from it.
Lily captures the real magic our kids can see everyday by learning values and traits from their experiences. Whether it’s being brave, trying a little harder, or being happy for a winner, this book will help kids realize that things don’t always go as planned and that’s okay because they will learn something from it.
November 29, 2023
Amazing Inspiring Stories for Kids!
I love this book! It was a great book to read with my kids over the holiday break. The stories were engaging, and the pictures captured the interest of my children, inspiring them to use their imagination to create images as they listen to the story.
I love this book! It was a great book to read with my kids over the holiday break. The stories were engaging, and the pictures captured the interest of my children, inspiring them to use their imagination to create images as they listen to the story.
December 22, 2024
it was amazing
One day I was so bored and remembered oh I have kindle app and guess what I spent hours and hours on this app until dinner and it was 6pm for dinner and I started at 3:45 yes that’s how long
One day I was so bored and remembered oh I have kindle app and guess what I spent hours and hours on this app until dinner and it was 6pm for dinner and I started at 3:45 yes that’s how long
September 19, 2025
This book was the best book ever and most intresting
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