This is Me: CBeebies star George Webster's first picture book that's full of joy and fun, with bestselling illustrator Tim Budgen!

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This,” Warner says, spinning around so I might inspect the damage, “is not trimming the edges, you incompetent moron—”

Simon Cramp describes his work with Chesterfield Royal Hospital to develop and launch a booklet so that patients who find communicating with clinical staff difficult have all their information in one place, making hospital appointments and admissions easier for patients and staff. In the book she explains that it isn’t about getting taller, skinnier, richer, or more successful. It’s about loving yourself and realizing that we are all great, as we are.

What is an All About Me Activity?

A fun get to know you activity to do with young kids is to do an All About Me Book with them! It’s also fun for parents to have a record their children at these adorable stages in life. Believe Me delivers a devastatingly romantic and satisfying finale to the Shatter Me series, leaving readers with a sweet aftertaste of a story well told. It's a testament to the power of love and resilience, proving once again why Tahereh Mafi's series has captivated readers worldwide. As she is saying: You are enough! You can be successful, and you are awesome, you can fly, being yourself. Our true happiness is inside of us. Like me, everything you need to fly—to soar—has been inside you all along. Just as you are, you’re enough. Encouraging children to get to know each other and understand one and other's interests is a great way to promote conversations.

My twin brother and I were born three weeks early, weighing less than two bags of sugar and to begin with we didn’t breathe. From the magnetic pull of its intricate characters to the compelling narrative full of twists and turns, this series delivers on all fronts. It speaks to the human experience — the struggles, triumphs, love and heartbreak — making it deeply relatable, even amidst the dystopian setting and superhuman abilities. Chrissy is such an all around great person. She gives great life advice from her experience. Her life story is very interesting as well. I was hooked right in the beginning of this book only a few mins into the audiobook. Are you going to stop this mummy mummy mummy nonsense? You that’s supposed to be clever? Are you going to try and be a big girl like Alma?

A teacher shared with her class that her great-grandmother came on a boat with just a suitcase. She shared what her great-grandmother brought, then she asked the students what they would bring if they left. We visit the rooms of eight children to see what they would take, what they would leave, and why. This activity is super handy for transition periods and will be extra effective at the beginning of the school year. I really had trouble with the change of voice throughout the book. It was really obvious on audio when Chrissy was retelling a personal event versus reading what was completed by a co-author/ ghost writer. Her speech was steady, she had appropriate pauses during her memories, and her language (y'all, girl) came through. When she was simply reading, she had vocal emphasis on odd words that makes it obvious that she didn't write that part.