I Am Proud of Who I Am: I hope you are too (Book One)

by B Woster

Overview

This is book one in a 15-book series in which students learn about different places across the globe through letters written by characters from each place. This series is intended to bridge the gap across cultures, to demonstrate that we are all people, no matter where we were born or live. Featured: Afghanistan, Belgium, Bosnia, Colombia, Djbouti, Estonia, France, Grenada, Ireland, Jordan, Lesotho, Monaco, New Hampshire_USA, South Dakota_USA, South Korea, Vatican, Yemen, Zambia, Author's home state of Georgia_USA

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781735665474
Publisher:	Barbara Woster
Publication date:	01/21/2021
Series:	I Am Proud of Who I Am
Pages:	46
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.13(d)
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

At the age of 14, Barbara suffered a tragedy that set her on a path to becoming an author. Find out more @ www.LiteraryAdventures.net

Editorial Reviews

"Wow, a great educational book for children, that teaches something but not in a overwhelming fashion, so it doesn't seem like work. A nice way to introduce your child to how other cultures live, through hearing stories from children who live there. It also suggests a variety of future career choices a child might find interesting, stepping past the same old doctor, lawyer, astronaut, etc... and into fields they may have never thought of, so opening their minds to more opportunities. I would have loved this book as a child and even found it entertaining as an adult. For a parent who wants to help their child appreciate that even though people may come from different cultures and have different life stories, we all have things that are the same, such as the dreams we aspire to. It's unifying while appreciating diversity." - L.A. Sinatra

From the Publisher

"Wow, a great educational book for children, that teaches something but not in a overwhelming fashion, so it doesn't seem like work. A nice way to introduce your child to how other cultures live, through hearing stories from children who live there. It also suggests a variety of future career choices a child might find interesting, stepping past the same old doctor, lawyer, astronaut, etc... and into fields they may have never thought of, so opening their minds to more opportunities. I would have loved this book as a child and even found it entertaining as an adult. For a parent who wants to help their child appreciate that even though people may come from different cultures and have different life stories, we all have things that are the same, such as the dreams we aspire to. It's unifying while appreciating diversity."

L.A. Sinatra