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How Lumi Learned to Fly: The Little Butterfly that Learned to Believe in Herself

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How Lumi Learned to Fly

Lumi has always dreamed of flying.

But when the time comes to spread her wings, Lumi discovers that learning to fly isn’t as easy as she imagined. With a little courage, determination, and encouragement from those who believe in her, Lumi begins to discover that sometimes the hardest part of reaching your dreams is simply believing you can.

Join Lumi on a sweet and inspiring adventure as she learns to face her fears, keep trying when things don’t go as planned, and discover the confidence that was inside her all along.

How Lumi Learned to Fly is a heartwarming story about courage, perseverance, self-confidence, and believing in yourself. Young readers will love following Lumi’s journey as she learns that mistakes and challenges are simply part of growing and learning.

A wonderful read for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for a gentle story that encourages children to:

Believe in themselves
Try again when something feels difficult
Face new challenges with courage
Learn from mistakes
Discover their own unique strengths
Sometimes, you don't need to know how to fly before you spread your wings. You just need to be brave enough to try.

Let Lumi show you that anything is possible when you believe in yourself!

25 pages, Paperback

Published August 8, 2026

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Profile Image for Christine Garrow.
403 reviews62 followers
September 28, 2026
Lumi has wings, but she isn’t sure she can fly. From her flower in a beautiful meadow, she watches her friends flutter through the air and wishes she could move with the same strength and grace. When a bumblebee notices her distress, it helps Lumi begin with small steps and encourages her to fly in her own way instead of measuring herself against everyone else.

That gentle shift is the heart of the story. Lumi learns about flying, but she also discovers that being different doesn’t mean she is lacking. The meadow’s creatures don’t all fly alike, and they don’t need to. It’s a sweet reminder that confidence can grow when we stop comparing ourselves with others and learn to appreciate what makes us unique.

The illustrations add to the book’s warmth, with a cozy palette and characters whose big, adorable eyes make them especially inviting. They took me back to the 1990s, when I first read Stephen Cosgrove’s Serendipity books. Like those stories, Lumi’s adventure pairs a charming animal character with a simple, encouraging lesson.

This is a lovely choice for caregivers and educators looking for a gentle way to talk with children about confidence, self-acceptance, and appreciating one another’s differences. Young readers who enjoy soft, welcoming illustrations and animal stories with a thoughtful message may especially enjoy it.

Thank you to David Michael for providing a digital copy in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.
Profile Image for Sarah.
281 reviews54 followers
October 23, 2026
This children’s book had the cutest illustrations of a little butterfly learning to be brave and embrace flying.

I loved the sweet messages about courage, embracing what makes us different, and continuing to try even when things are hard.

I loved the lessons in this book and thought they were communicated in a way that children could easily understand.
Profile Image for Rebecca Lange.
Author 54 books232 followers
September 24, 2026
So cute…

This is an adorable little story with a sweet and important message. It might look like a children’s book, but it is also for adults. The message of believing in yourself is something we all need and sometimes we need to read such a message repeatedly until it kicks in. Thank you to the author for creating something so beautiful.
Profile Image for Anna Christodoulou-Vega.
467 reviews9 followers
September 4, 2026
📚 Book Review: How Lumi Learned to Fly by David Michael

How Lumi Learned to Fly may be a children’s book, but its message reaches far beyond its pages. What I loved most about this story is how many beautiful life lessons are quietly woven into Lumi’s journey. It teaches children and reminds adults that we aren’t all meant to grow, learn, or find our way in exactly the same way.

One of my favorite lines was:

“Strength isn’t about being the same as everyone else. It’s learning how you were made to fly.”

That message alone is so powerful. We spend so much time comparing ourselves to others when sometimes we simply need to discover what works for us.

Another quote I loved was:

“Even the wind does not carry us all the same way, but it still carries us.”

And then there is the simple but meaningful:

“I am learning my rhythm.”

I absolutely loved this because finding your own rhythm especially as a child is such an important part of discovering who you are.

But perhaps my favorite reminder was:

✨ “Courage is not found. It’s already inside you, waiting to shine.”

What a beautiful message to give a child: you don’t have to go searching for bravery somewhere outside yourself. It is already there.

How Lumi Learned to Fly is a sweet, uplifting story about courage, individuality, self-discovery, and learning to trust your own wings. The messages hidden throughout the storyline are what made this book so special to me. It’s the kind of children’s book I believe adults will appreciate just as much as kids.

Sometimes learning to fly isn’t about following everyone else it’s about discovering the way you were meant to soar.

A beautiful story with an even more beautiful message.
Profile Image for Stephanie (Bookfever).
1,139 reviews204 followers
August 27, 2026
"It wasn't fear anymore—it was something lighter. Something brave."

How Lumi Learned to Fly is a short, sweet and heartwarming story about believing in yourself and never giving up. I almost never read children’s books like this one but I ended up enjoying it nontheless, especially because of its lovely message.

I also really loved the beautiful illustrations (made by Raees Asmar), which brought the story to life. Lumi is such a cute butterfly! I’m more than sure that small kids will be drawn to pictures as well. I can totally see this book finding a beloved spot in libraries alongside other books about animals, self-esteem and growing and learning.

Overall, How Lumi Learned to Fly: The Little Butterfly that Learned to Believe in Herself by David Michael is a sweet and inspiring story that leaves young readers with a wonderful reminder to believe in themselves.
28 reviews
August 22, 2026
This story might be small, but it has a big message!

If you want a heart-felt, uplifting children's story, this is it!

Lumi learned that she didn't need to change to fly she just needed to believe in herself! Thankfully, she found the cutest friend to help encourage her!

This message isn't only important for children it's important for adults too!

We need to have the right people in our circle to remind us that we can do hard things if you believe in ourselves!

The illustrations were so fun! All around, a great book with the best message!
Profile Image for Hannah Mosing.
Author 3 books13 followers
August 24, 2026
A beautiful story about courage, self-acceptance, and believing in yourself - this book really warms my heart and I can’t wait to read it to my niece and my future children! I think it’s a wonderful book for both kids and adults alike.
Profile Image for Jenna Reines.
12 reviews2 followers
August 12, 2026
**⭐ 4.5/5**

*How Lumi Learned to Fly* may be a little story, but it carries such a **BIG message**. 🦋

Lumi's journey takes us from struggle to triumph through courage, confidence, self-acceptance, and growth. Her emotions are beautifully conveyed along the way—from sadness and fear to awe and happiness—as she learns that being different doesn't mean being *less*.

The message is where this book really shined for me. Embrace what makes you different. Don't compare yourself to others. Keep trying. Believe in yourself. You don't have to be perfect—you just have to be **YOU**. 🥹

I especially loved how these lessons were delivered. The writing has an almost *word-dance* quality to it—beautiful and expressive without feeling overly cliché or too difficult for its intended 4–8 age range. And that wise little bumblebee? I adored him. 🐝 He gave me the sweetest little Jiminy Cricket vibes.

The soft pastel illustrations are precious and beautifully complement the fairytale-like story. A few did begin to feel somewhat repetitive to me, although that's something I noticed as an adult reader and I'm not convinced a child would give it a second thought.

My biggest hesitation was the amount of text on some pages. Several contain fairly large paragraphs, and for younger readers in the intended age range, I wondered whether that might make it harder to hold their attention. I think some condensing could make an already beautiful story even more accessible without sacrificing its message.

But the question I kept coming back to was simple: **Would I purchase this book for a child?**

**Absolutely. 🤎**

This isn't just a cutesy children's story with pretty pictures—it has something meaningful to say. And that's a message I would happily put into the hands of a child. 🦋

*I received a complimentary advance copy of this book. All opinions expressed are my own.*
Profile Image for BeBe Cooper Halloween.
1 review
August 16, 2026
I received a copy of How Lumi Learned to Fly: The Little Butterfly That Learned to Believe in Herself from the author, and while this may be a small book, it carries such a powerful message. 🦋

Lumi’s story is ultimately about learning to trust yourself. She watches others do something that she desperately wants to be able to do, but she struggles to believe that she can do it too. With the encouragement of a little bee who helps her find her courage and bravery, Lumi slowly begins to realize that sometimes the biggest thing standing between you and what you want to accomplish is believing that you are capable of doing it.

What I especially loved about this story is the message it gives young children about comparison. You may not be able to do something exactly the way someone else does it. You may not get there as quickly as they do. Your journey might look completely different. But that doesn’t mean you aren’t capable of getting there.

Sometimes you have to stop looking at what everyone else is doing and start putting that faith into yourself.

I think that is such an important lesson to introduce to children while they’re young. Learning to love yourself, invest in yourself, trust your own abilities, and understand that you will reach certain milestones in your own time are lessons that can follow you well into adulthood.

Lumi didn’t need to become like everyone else. She needed to discover what she was capable of in her own way. And once she finally found that trust within herself, she was able to do something she once thought she couldn’t.

A sweet, quick read with a message much bigger than its pages. 🦋🐝
Profile Image for Ashley-Lynn Rolnik.
4 reviews
August 14, 2026
I was lucky enough for the author to send me a copy of the book to preview. I read it with my 6½-year-old son, and we both absolutely loved it.

The message really hit home for us in two completely different but equally meaningful ways.

My son recently dealt with some kids making mean comments about him being smaller than the other kids, so the idea that what makes you different doesn’t make you less capable (and that you don’t need to look or be like everyone else to find your own strength) was such a powerful message for him.

And funny enough, I felt like I needed to hear it too. I am in the middle of a pretty major career transition and taking a leap into something new, so the message about not comparing yourself to everyone around you, finding your own rhythm, and trusting that the courage is already inside you felt incredibly timely for me as well.

I especially loved that Lumi’s wings never actually needed to change… she changed her perspective. It’s a simple enough concept for a child to understand, but there’s so much depth to it for adults too! Children’s books that have a relevant message for both kids and adults are my favorite!

My son was completely engaged, the illustrations are beautiful, and it also opened a natural conversation between the two of us afterward, which to me is one of the best things a children’s book can do.

Thank you for letting us be among the first to read it. We genuinely loved it, and I think the message is going to resonate with so many kids (and their parents too!)!
Profile Image for Sophie "Beware Of The Reader".
1,639 reviews404 followers
September 13, 2026
4 stars
It's been a long time since I've read a children's book, but when the author offered me a copy I thought: why not?

This review is written from the perspective of a parent of young children, albeit I am one whose children are now grown, so take it for what it is.
The illustrations are simple but charming: everything takes place over the span of a few minutes in a sunny meadow, with a sweet butterfly and a kind bumblebee as our main characters. Simple, focused, and perfectly pitched for young readers.

The story itself is straightforward. Lumi dreams of flying with the other butterflies, but her wings don't seem to work the way she wants them to. A kind bumblebee steps in with exactly the right pep talk: you can fly. You just have to do it your own way, not theirs. And that is perfectly fine.

As you might guess, Lumi finds her confidence and reaches her goal. And the book offers this quietly beautiful line along the way: "I don't fly like them. I fly like me, slow sometimes, steady other times, but I always move forward. And that still counts as flying."

That message is gold. In a world that has become increasingly distrustful and unkind toward anyone who doesn't conform to the so-called norms, a story that tells children their difference is not a flaw but simply their own way of moving through the world feels genuinely necessary. A lovely little book.
Profile Image for Billie Daviams.
4 reviews1 follower
August 12, 2026
"How Lumi Learned to Fly" is truly one of the most delightful books I have encountered. It is a heartwarming children's story that chronicles the journey of a young butterfly named Lumi, who grapples with self-doubt and an apprehension about taking flight. The narrative beautifully portrays Lumi's internal struggles, as she fears she may not be able to fly with the same grace as her fellow butterflies. A kind bumblebee observes her hesitation and offers words of encouragement, reassuring Lumi that it is perfectly acceptable to be unique and different from others. The bumblebee imparts a valuable lesson, emphasizing that progress, no matter how gradual, is still progress. Furthermore, the bumblebee reminds Lumi that perfection is not a prerequisite, and that courage is truly all she needs. Through dedicated practice, unwavering patience, and a newfound belief in herself, Lumi ultimately embraces her wings and develops her own distinctive flying style. The central themes of this story revolve around conquering the fear of not conforming to others' expectations and the importance of embracing one's true self, recognizing that making mistakes is a natural and enjoyable aspect of the learning process.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Profile Image for Georgiana Harn.
60 reviews4 followers
September 27, 2026
As you know, I’m a huge bookworm and I’m an even bigger advocate for Indie Authors. With that being said, I can only wish that my daughter grows up to be the same with the joy and love of reading books. So when this specific book came to my attention, I immediately had to get it for my daughter for our nightly reading before bed.

​And boy, it did not disappoint!!! The message of courage and belief in yourself in this book—especially when you are down on yourself or think you can't do something as well as others around you—is incredible.

​You best believe anytime my kiddo is down or has a hard time learning something, we will be reading this book again so she realizes that she can do anything she pours her mind to.

​Not only was the message powerful, but the aesthetic and art of this book was beautiful! My daughter loved pointing at the different colors, the bumblebee, and the butterflies 🥹

​Highly recommend getting this book for your kiddo! A huge thank you to David for writing this beautiful book in a way that will make kids excited to keep trying 💕✨
Profile Image for Zowie Norris.
834 reviews40 followers
October 17, 2026
How Lumi Learned to Fly is a heartwarming and inspiring tale that follows Lumi, a character who has always dreamed of taking to the skies. However, when the time comes to spread her wings, she finds that learning to fly is much more challenging than she imagined. Through courage, determination, and support from those who believe in her, Lumi discovers that overcoming fear and believing in oneself are key steps to achieving any dream. The storyline gently teaches young readers that making mistakes is simply a natural part of growing up and learning. 
Beyond its uplifting message, the book is brought to life with truly beautiful artwork that instantly captures the imagination. The vibrant and enchanting illustrations perfectly complement Lumi's emotional journey, making her sweet adventure even more engaging for children. It serves as an ideal read for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to help children build self-confidence, face new challenges with courage, and keep trying even when things get difficult.
Profile Image for Debra Ramos.
251 reviews7 followers
August 12, 2026
A Cute Little Story with a Big Message

A sweet and charming children’s story with such a profound message.  It beautifully reminds little readers that it’s okay to be scared, believe in yourself, and take things at your own pace.

I loved the message that we don’t have to compare ourselves to anyone else, each of us is unique, special, and capable of amazing things in our own way. The story also highlights perseverance, finding strength within, being a good friend, and knowing that it’s okay to ask for help.

The bright, cheerful illustrations make it even more engaging and easy for kids to connect with.

I had the joy of reading it to some neighborhood kids, and their excitement and cheerful reactions made it such a joyful experience. Watching them connect with the story was truly heartwarming.

A wonderful little confidence boost for young readers!

Thank you to the author fot the eARC, this is my honest review.
1 review
August 24, 2026
I really enjoy reading books to my son, so I was very happy to have the opportunity to read How Lumi Learned To Fly.
The first thing that caught my attention was the beautiful illustrations. Every page is full of soft colors and lovely details that make the story even more magical and enjoyable for children.
But what I loved the most was the message behind the story. Lumi learns that she doesn’t have to be like everyone else or compare herself to others. Everyone has their own pace and their own way of doing things. The story teaches children that they don’t have to be perfect or succeed on the first try. What matters is to keep trying, believe in themselves and find their own way.
I think this is such an important message for children. I love books that are not only beautiful to look at, but also have something meaningful to teach.
This was a lovely, heartwarming story and definitely a book I’m happy to read with my son.
Profile Image for Sarah Walker.
38 reviews1 follower
August 24, 2026
This book is the perfect example of how everyone is different in their own ways. What works for someone else, might not work for you! 💕 David Michael made this cutie book for children with bright and beautiful colors that tell a story of a struggling butterfly who gets a little help from a friendly bee.

The only suggestion I have for the book is the pictures are beautiful and colorful, but I would have liked more of a variety of what I was looking at. The illustrations were a tad repetitive.

Overall, this is a lesson for all. Just like Lumi say’s “I don’t fly like them, I fly like me…” this is a cute story that is worth anyone times to remember what they are capable of even when it’s hard.

*I did receive an ARC from the author but this did not influence my thoughts on the book! All thoughts are original by me.
Profile Image for Liz Fully Booked.
681 reviews52 followers
August 28, 2026
I just read the sweetest children’s book. How Lumi Learned to Fly by David Michael tells the story of Lumi, a butterfly, who is afraid to fly, thinking her wings are just not strong enough. When a bumblebee encourages her, she tries again and next thing you know, she’s flying!

This book is so lovely. The illustrations are beautiful and the message is so great for little kids. Even if you’re scared of failure, you have to try! It encourages kids to:

* Believe in themselves
* Try again when something feels difficult
* Face new challenges with courage
* Learn from mistakes
* Discover their own unique strengths

If you have little kids, you should definitely share this book with them. Or maybe you could just use a break from all the heavy books we read and read this lighthearted and sweet book. Go on, try something new, you can do it. 😁
Profile Image for Natasha sebuwufu.
277 reviews17 followers
September 10, 2026
We were kindly sent this lovely children’s book to read and review, and it turned out to be absolutely perfect for my 7‑year‑old. She adored it — especially the beautiful, whimsical artwork that brings Lumi’s world to life.

One of my favourite things was how confidently she could read it on her own. The language is accessible, the pacing gentle, and she was able to follow and understand the story without needing help, which made the experience even more special.

The themes are wonderful for young readers: friendships, embracing our differences, believing in who we are, and remembering that perseverance matters. Lumi’s journey shows that even when things feel challenging, you should never give up — keep trying, keep learning, and you’ll reach your goals.

A sweet, uplifting story paired with gorgeous illustrations. A definite hit in our house.
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11 reviews1 follower
August 12, 2026
Some stories don't just entertain- they leave your heart a little lighter.

Lumi is a beautifully written children's story that reminds young readers that courage doesn't come from being like everyone else- it comes from believing in yourself.

The gentle conversations, warm illustrations, and meaningful message make this a comforting read for both children and adults.

I especially loved how the story encourages kids to embrace their own pace instead of comparing themselves to others.

While this story is written for children, I believe adults will connect with it just as deeply because whenever life fills us with doubt, there's still a little child within us who needs a reminder to be brave, keep believing, and never lose hope 🩷🩷
Profile Image for Shaleese.
40 reviews2 followers
August 12, 2026
I just read it to my kids in the car. They enjoyed it, they all loved the artwork. They liked that the bee took the time to help Lumi see her potential and said it helps them to remember to be themselves, to find the way that works for them, and not trying to do it like someone else to keep failing and become discouraged.

It was good. I think that we often get stuck in the cycle of comparing. Even as adults, its easy to look at others for something they have or can do better than you and feel down and discouraged. Its a beautiful reminder for all of us to remember we are uniquely ourselves and just need to focus on being the best we can. Focusing on what others can do just means your aren't progressing and moving forward like you could be. Thank you for the reminder.
7 reviews1 follower
August 12, 2026
How Lumi Learned to Fly is a lovely and heartwarming children's story with beautiful illustrations and a meaningful message.
The story follows Lumi, a little butterfly who lacks the confidence to fly. With the help of a kind little bee, she slowly learns to believe in herself and discovers that with courage, practice, and self-belief, anything is possible.
The illustrations are charming, and the story shares a gentle lesson that young readers can easily understand.
I think this would make a wonderful bedtime read for children.
Reading this story left me with a smile, and I can easily imagine it inspiring little readers to believe in themselves whenever they feel a little scared or unsure.💛

Thank you author David for giving an opportunity to read and review this ARC.
Profile Image for Tina Gill.
1 review
August 19, 2026
I received an ARC copy of this book from the author. First of all, I loved the illustrations. They are so cute and colorful. I felt this book had an important message when it comes to believing in oneself and this will hopefully resonate with the young readers it is aimed towards. I know it resonated with me. Lumi is a little butterfly who is trying to learn to fly, though early on, she is filled with self-doubt. Without spoiling, I felt this book showed the importance of friendship and not comparing yourself to others. I loved the bumblebee character. These lessons can be for everyone, especially in our social media driven world. I have two nieces, who are one and two, and I can't wait to share this book with them! Thank you to David for asking me to read and review this book :)
Profile Image for Claressa Hallman.
209 reviews20 followers
September 1, 2026
How Lumi Learned To Fly | David Michael


First, thank you David for the copy of this book to read with my youngest!


This was such a sweet story.  It teaches children to be themselves, to learn at a pace that is right for them, and being different than others is not a weakness.  I enjoyed the bumblebee friend, his encouragement was such a great example of how to treat others.


Our favorite quote was from bumblebee.


"The dewdrops don't make the light.  They let it shine...So does courage, it isn't found.  It's already inside you, waiting to shine."


Review from my 10 year old:  "The book was amazing!  It teaches you to be yourself!"

The illustrations are also beautiful! The pastel palette lends to the calming, encouraging nature of the story.
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8 reviews2 followers
September 16, 2026
💭 My thoughts: This one is an absolute gem. The message about perseverance, self-confidence, and learning from mistakes is delivered so gently and warmly that it never feels preachy — just genuinely encouraging. Lumi is such an easy character to root for, and her journey from self-doubt to confidence is exactly the kind of story I want on repeat at storytime.

It's the perfect blend of heartfelt and hopeful, with a simple but powerful takeaway: you don't have to know how to fly before you spread your wings, you just have to be brave enough to try. A must-have for any parent, teacher, or caregiver looking for a story that builds resilience and self-belief in little ones.

📌 Perfect for fans of gentle courage-and-confidence stories, growth mindset picture books, and read-alouds about trying again after a setback
32 reviews
August 12, 2026
I received How Lumi learned to Fly for an ARC review and I couldn’t have asked for a better book for my first ever ARC review. This is a beautifully illustrated book suitable for all the young readers aged between 4-8.

This is a story of a little butterfly who is afraid to take her flight. She sees all the other butterflies fluttering around her but feels she is too tiny to do it like them.

Along comes a wise bumblebee who encourages her to be brave and take her first flight. This book tells every kid that the wind pushes everyone differently but it’s important to find the courage within us.

Highly recommended it for every child.
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1 review
August 17, 2026
How Lumi Learned To Fly is such a beautiful book both in illustration and in story.
Little Lumi learns to overcome her fears and how to embrace who she is with the help of her friend Bumblebee.
I showed this to my little man tonight and he absolutely loved it, he loves butterflies and pointed Lumi out to me “look mummy a butterfly!”
The illustrations is stunning and easy on the eyes, perfect for a bedtime story.
This is an engaging story with simple themes for little ones to follow along, albeit maybe my son is a a little too young to understand the book but it will be a story we can read for many years to come.
A beautiful message from a beautiful book.
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1,164 reviews143 followers
August 31, 2026
Am I really just a big kid at heart? Yes, I am. Seriously though, I needed the message in this book more than my nearly grown kids would have.

"It's about trying again and again when the wind changes."

This may be a children's book, but it carries a powerful message that's relevant to adults too.

Little Lumi can't seem to fly like the other butterflies, but with the help of a friendly bee, Lumi learns to spread her wings and fly at her own pace.

This is a quick read that carries an inspirational message. This book is beautifully illustrated and would make an excellent gift or addition to your child's bookshelf (or your shelf too!)
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439 reviews31 followers
September 7, 2026
This is a short picture book about butterfly Lumi, who is having problems with flying. She wants to fly and dance in the sky like the others, but her wings are too weak to get very high. With encouragement from a bee, she gives it another try and after a few tries she gets the hang of it.

The illustrations are clean and colorful, perfect for little readers.

All in all, this is a cute story about not giving up, believing in yourself, not comparing yourself to others, and having the confidence to do things that might scare you. A perfect story for parents, grandparents, kindergarten teachers, children's librarian, or daycare workers to read to their little ones.
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433 reviews24 followers
October 8, 2026
An uplifting picture book that is both beautiful on the inside and out. I enjoyed David’s lyrical writing style and the gorgeous pastel pictures. Aimed at five to eight year olds it’s messaging of being yourself and overcoming your fears is definitely an age appropriate one and meets kids where they’re at developmentally. I enjoyed the way the messages built up so you felt inspired and good about yourself. Perfect for both adults and kids.

My nine year olds review
It’s a nice book to help people overcome their fears and how you can help others to overcome their fears. it’s cute
And suits little kids so you should read it with the kids or read it yourself!
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