One Size Fits All! Not So Small At All by Sandra Magsamen
Have you ever felt like you're just too small
To do important stuff in the world at all?
But look closely! There are plenty of teeny-tiny creatures that do really significant things for us all.
After all, bees are pretty small, but what they do is neat. They pollenate, so we have flowers, grains, and veggies, to eat.
Ants are mighty mites who can move big freight. All they have to do is cooperate!
A little worm can squirm and turn soil over, acting like a wiggly little bulldozer.
Sandra Magneson's brand-new Not So Small at All(Sourcebooks/Jabberwocky, 2018) points out the great things that small things do, and reminds youngsters that they have what it takes to do important work in the world, too.
You see, small can be big in so many ways.
It's just by being you that you'll always amaze!
Fun, kind, caring, creative, honest YOU.
And to make little ones feel that they have the power within to do great things, author Magsamen appends an empowering list of "Big Facts About Small Things." Artist Magsamen offers simple blackline faux naif illustrations with humorous small ones doing big things to inspire the little ones to think big as they grow big.
Labels: Self-Esteem--Fiction, Stories in Rhyme (Grades Preschool-2)
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