Not So Small at All

Written by Sandra Magsamen

Part of the All About YOU Encouragement series

Discover how small things can achieve big dreams in this inspiring tale.

4.9/7 Bookroo experts·3.6/5 Goodreads · 82 ratings

24 pages· AD870L

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Bookroo's summary

In a world where size seems to matter, discover the hidden strength in the smallest of beings. From bees to butterflies, and even little children, this heartwarming story reveals their incredible potential. Follow along as these tiny heroes show that with self-confidence and perseverance, they can achieve giant accomplishments. Will they prove that being small is not a limitation but a mighty advantage? Perfect for little hands, this tale encourages young readers to believe in themselves and their ability to make a big impact.

From the publisher

Have you ever felt like you’re just too small to do important stuff in the world at all? Well, take a closer look, and then you’ll see that the smallest of things are as AMAZING as can be! Little things are capable of giant accomplishments. Bees, butterflies, and little children too may seem small but are actually full of great strength and incredible potential! Each one is unique, and capable of making big changes in the world.

At a glance

Format: Board Book
Pages: 24
Reading age: 0–5
Audience: Board
Lexile: AD870L

Themes & topics

Books about bravery Books about being yourself Books about strength Books about science and nature Books about self-esteem and self-reliance

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What readers & critics say

Reviews

4.9

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5.5

“What a cute book of encouragement from the world around us. Lots of tiny things make big things happen. At the end of the book there is additional information about each animal or object mentioned and is really fun to learn about!”

Mom of Boys

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4.3

“Very much a feel-good, you can do anything, little-people power, motivational book. The sentiments are nice, but it's a little tricky on the first read as even though the text does rhyme, the way the text is formatted as a single clumped paragraph per page makes it a little difficult to find the cadence. The illustrations and text are very much in Magsamen's signature simple style.”

Marmee

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