“Her assistant suggests a walk.“
As someone who feels like everything needs to be perfect, this is a cute book to remind us that not everything works out how you think it might and that's okay.
As someone who feels like everything needs to be perfect, this is a cute book to remind us that not everything works out how you think it might and that's okay.
I found it very cute that the author addresses the book “to all the little perfectionist in the world.“ This story embraces creativity and how it's important to learn how to fail. This will show children to embrace joys of the creative process.
What the f—- is going on with Litsy? Seems that I can only post through the website and not through the app. Why can‘t the developers just put out a statement on one of their social media accounts and just say that the app isn‘t working properly?!?! #firstworldproblems
#WishesAndBlessings Day 23: #Believe in yourself says Grandmother. Overdrive find. Review is forthcoming.
Cute tale about a child that gets discouraged while trying to draw an octopus. I would like to use this book in my library to talk about writing and drawing and how we focus on what could be or our mistakes instead of what we have accomplished. How we could move across the page from our mistakes and focus on our potential.