Reviews
"An excellent book for kids to learn the important skill of creating meaningful, long-lasting, and healthy relationships in their lives. Natasha Daniels does an amazing job sharing Alex's story, and through it, teaches readers skills, tips, and principles to learn to relate to others in an authentic, empathic, and caring way. This is a much-needed book, given all the political, social, and cultural circumstances we're living in; nothing better than teaching kids skills to thrive and grow in any social setting. A must-read for all kids and parents!" --Patricia E. Zurita Ona (Dr. Z.), PsyD, Author of the ACT Workbook for Teens with OCD, "We need this book now more than ever! Through a realistic story that children can understand and relate to, the amazing child therapist Natasha Daniels gives children the tools to embrace differences and display true kindness. A must-have for every child's bookshelf." --Alisha Grogan, Creator of YourKidsTable.com and Pediatric Occupational Therapist, "This book tells the sweet story of Alex, who not only finds the beauty in our differences but also uses her inner strength and kindness to speak out against bullying. When parents and educators share this story, they're not only celebrating the message of kindness and compassion and the bravery needed to stand up to bullies, they're also giving ample opportunities to discuss tricky social situations our kids often face and empowering them to handle these situations with kindness, compassion, and bravery--just like Alex." --Nicole Black, Founder of Coffee and Carpool: Raising Kind Kids and The Raising Kind Kids Movement, "This book tells the sweet story of Alex, who not only finds the beauty in our differences but also uses her inner strength and kindness to speak out against bullying. When parents and educators share this story, they're not only celebrating the message of kindness and compassion and the bravery needed to stand up to bullies, they're also giving ample opportunities to discuss tricky social situations our kids often face and empowering them to handle these situations with kindness, compassion, and bravery--just like Alex." --Nicole Black, Founder of Coffee and Carpool: Raising Kind Kids and The Raising Kind Kids Movement "We need this book now more than ever! Through a realistic story that children can understand and relate to, the amazing child therapist Natasha Daniels gives children the tools to embrace differences and display true kindness. A must-have for every child's bookshelf." --Alisha Grogan, Creator of YourKidsTable.com and Pediatric Occupational Therapist, "This book tells the sweet story of Alex, who not only finds the beauty in our differences but also uses her inner strength and kindness to speak out against bullying. When parents and educators share this story, they're not only celebrating the message of kindness and compassion and the bravery needed to stand up to bullies, they're also giving ample opportunities to discuss tricky social situations our kids often face and empowering them to handle these situations with kindness, compassion, and bravery--just like Alex." --Nicole Black, Founder of Coffee and Carpool: Raising Kind Kids and The Raising Kind Kids Movement "We need this book now more than ever! Through a realistic story that children can understand and relate to, the amazing child therapist Natasha Daniels gives children the tools to embrace differences and display true kindness. A must-have for every child's bookshelf." --Alisha Grogan, Creator of YourKidsTable.com and Pediatric Occupational Therapist "An excellent book for kids to learn the important skill of creating meaningful, long-lasting, and healthy relationships in their lives. Natasha Daniels does an amazing job sharing Alex's story, and through it, teaches readers skills, tips, and principles to learn to relate to others in an authentic, empathic, and caring way. This is a much-needed book, given all the political, social, and cultural circumstances we're living in; nothing better than teaching kids skills to thrive and grow in any social setting. A must-read for all kids and parents!" --Patricia E. Zurita Ona (Dr. Z.), PsyD, Author of the ACT Workbook for Teens with OCD
