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This may be the shortest book I've read as an adult, but it was a sweet little story about a family that dreams of being complete. I really liked it, and I wouldn't mind reading any sequels!

A collection of short inspiring stories from famous authors detailing their childhoods, their hardships, and the hope that carried them through if all.

I read this book to my kids. They really enjoyed it. I was leery to read it because of the title, but I’m glad we did!it touches on some pretty deep topics: homelessness, poverty, and yes stealing, but it’s totally kid-appropriate and great for starting some important conversations.

My 11 year old read it first and said it was a nice book. I have since read it to my 7 and 9 year old at bedtime. This book touches on the idea of what is normal and how we can adjust ourselves to the reality that not every child acts or looks the same way. It was a good read for my children to not be scared if someone acts or looks different. A nice book that offers some interesting rules.