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$2000
I'm Not a Weed!
Ages 4–7 · 2020
Sale price
$1900
Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 2020
Can Old Be Beautiful?
Part of the Cultivating Compassion in Children series
Can age and wrinkles hold beauty? A child's heart seeks answers.
48 pages
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Bookroo's summary
Six-year-old Maggie wonders if age can be beautiful. As she talks with her grandmother, they explore the beauty in old things, like quilts and stained glass. Maggie's journey challenges societal norms, leading her to a heartfelt conclusion about beauty and self-esteem. Will she see beyond the surface to find true beauty in age?
From the publisher
A story of a little girl and her grandmother who engage in an insightful discussion of the beauty of old people and old thiings. It talks about the natural process of aging with gray hair and wrinkled skin. They talk about beautfiul things and old beautiful things like stained glass windows, castles, and mountains. The little girl concludes that her grandmother is beautiful just the way she is, with gray hair and wrinkled skin.
At a glance
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 48
- Reading age
- 4–7
- Audience
- Picture
The series
The Cultivating Compassion in Children series
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The fine print
Book details
Publication
- Published
- April 13, 2020
Edition
- Language
- English
- Type
- Picture Book
Identifiers
- ISBN
- 9781734246322
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