Kit's Promise: I Will Never Stop Wondering

Book 20 of Kit's Little Sparks. By Chris Kuczynski.

This is the last book of Kit's Little Sparks. Kit has noticed, felt, drawn, built, tried again, fixed, named, claimed, shared, stamped, defended, collaborated, gotten inspired, given, presented, looked at the stars, and helped. Now Kit makes a promise. A promise to themselves, to Sparks, and to your child.

Kit's Promise has three parts. I will never stop wondering. I will never stop trying. I will never stop being kind. Each promise gets its own spread, in Kit's own voice, with Sparks lighting up brighter than ever. The book ends with Kit looking straight at the reader and inviting them to make the same promise.

Book 20 is the emotional close of Series 1 and the opening of the rest of Kit's universe. Series 2 (Kit's Inventor Workshop, ages 4 to 6) picks up where this leaves off, with deeper lessons in trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets, taught as collaborative play. Series 3 (Kit's Big Ideas, ages 6 to 8) gives Kit a real inventor's journal that follows the same arc, in longer chapter-book form.

Illustrated in the warmest watercolor of the series, with every character from the previous 19 books visible in the final spread. Sturdy board pages. Free read-along audio. Free printable Inventor's Promise poster that families can hang on the wall.

For parents wrapping up a 20-book journey. For preschool teachers running an end-of-year ceremony. For families raising children who will keep wondering, trying, and being kind into the next series and the rest of their lives.

Written by Chris Kuczynski, an engineer for the first twelve years of his career, then a registered patent attorney, and a co-founder of a preschool. He wrote the Kit's Little Sparks series to give two to four year-olds the language of invention long before kindergarten.

Make Kit's Promise together. I will never stop wondering. I will never stop trying. I will never stop being kind. Print the Inventor's Promise poster from the companion site and hang it where your child can see it. Then start Series 2 when your child is ready.