You're Pretty Amazing

A beautifully illustrated rhyming picture book about all the ways to be PRETTY on the inside, rather than just pretty on the outside.

You're Pretty Amazing is a rhyming children's picture book designed to foster your child's confidence and self-esteem from an early age, promoting body positivity and emphasising their inner qualities rather than their outer appearance. It's a joyful read showing all the areas we should focus on to be happy and to grow true feelings of confidence, self-esteem and self-worth; with ideas such as you can be Pretty Brave, Pretty Kind, Pretty Patient, Pretty Strong and more...children will learn all the ways they can be pretty from the inside, which will lead to much more fulfilling lives, rather than just focusing on being pretty on the outside!

A timeless tale perfect for fans of Dr. Seuss - especially 'All The Places You'll Go' as well as 'All the Ways to Be Smart' by Davina Bell - that is sure to become a book deserving of a permanent spot on your bookshelf, to share with the near as well as distant-future grandchildren and many more generations to come!

Because, wouldn't it be boring if we just stayed the same forever? Life is all about growing and getting better and being better, taking it day by day, finding all the different ways to be pretty amazing!

• With encouraging text and exuberant illustrations, readers will delight in all the ways they can be their remarkable selves & share the joy.
• Ideal as a bedtime story for its soothing rhymes,
• But also a great daytime read.
• Ideal to draw out discussions with your children and dive deeper into critical thinking with the THINKING QUESTIONS at the end of the book.
• A great gift for a little one's birthday, Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Eid and more - whether they are your own or the child(ren) of a friend or other loved one.
• Whether you're a parent, grandparent, carer, teacher, librarian, or more - you can go back to this book time and again - both at home and in the classroom.

Written by Sumaira Ahmed, Edited by Becci Murray & Illustrated by Vanessa M.