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The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes: A Growth Mindset Book for Kids to Boost Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience (A Million Mistakes Series)
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A powerful growth mindset book that builds resilience in children and prepares them for life’s adversities. Kids will feel strong, confident, and ready to pursue their biggest dreams!
“This inspiring story teaches kids that it’s okay to make mistakes. It regulates difficult emotions and shows young minds how to turn frustration into perseverance.” – Teacher Review
Includes effective mindful, positive affirmations to build self-esteem and self-confidence:
“I can do this. I am strong. I am unstoppable.”
Tangled hair.
Missing Teeth.
Millie’s track and field race turns into a HUGE mess as she makes mistakes after mistakes.
This young girl dreams of being a top athlete.
But whatever she does, she messes up.
Millie squeezes too much toothpaste, uses too much glue, spills milk all over and spells ‘banana’ wrong.
When she repeatedly makes errors in the race, she feels frustrated and discouraged.
She even ends up in a tree!
Will she quit?
Will she ever become an amazing athlete she aspires to be?
See how Millie finally succeeds through learning, creative problem solving, mental toughness and determination!
This powerful book builds self-esteem and self-confidence in kids, allowing them to feel determined about their goals.
This motivational reading book teaches children:
- That it’s okay to make mistakes
- To learn from mistakes and bounce back
- To develop mental toughness
- To practice mindful affirmations
- To never give up your goals
From the award-winning creator of best selling series, Pig in Jeans, this heartwarming, fun and educational book is a must-have for all school classrooms, libraries, teachers, librarians and perfectionists! If you like The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes, The Magical Yet, and This Book is Perfect, you will fall in love with The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes.
Order your copy of The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes today and watch your child build self-esteem and self-confidence! Makes a great gift for boys and girls age 4, age 5, age 6, age 7, kindergarten, first grade (1st grade) and second grade (2nd grade).
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Product name:
The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes: A Growth Mindset Book for Kids to Boost Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience (A Million Mistakes Series)
Price:
Original price was: $13.99.$10.99Current price is: $10.99.
Gareth –
This book is nice and simplistic with a good strong message for all kids. The illustrations are super cute and bright that will keep a child engaged with the story. It’s a simple life lesson given in a way that doesn’t make it preachy or patronising. Nicely done and recommended
jenerek –
The writer and illustrator clearly put effort into this book. It’s such a fun read, it’s humorous, and contains a helpful lesson for little ones. If you have any little ones who are struggling with making mistakes and how to handle them, this is a great way to find humor in it and reframe it towards more positive outcomes.
Amazon Customer –
O livro é muito interessante e deixa para a criança a ideia de persistir e de não desistir do seu sonho.
Naomi –
This is so much fun but also has a really important lesson in it. The illustrations are great too. Definitely recommend.
Gigi Chen –
Love the illustration & the storyline is cute, suspenseful with great life lessons of following your dream ~ being ok with making mistakes, getting back on the horse & determination.
Gatti’s Finds –
This book teaches kids a great lesson, and my daughter liked the funny yet encouraging story. I like the illustrations too.
Stephanie Pang –
My 9 yo and 8 yo absolutely love reading this author’s books – vibrant illustrations, funny stories!
This is a gem of a book that encourages children to embrace persistence, see mistakes as opportunities for growth, and bolsters their confidence in navigating life’s challenges. As a parent, I feel that this is one of the most valuable life lessons to teach the kids.
StephAyda –
As an elementary enrichment teacher, I’m so excited to read this to my students on the first week of school! It’s a cute way to introduce the growth mindset
Lemon –
We really love this book. Great message. I know we’ll be reading it over and over again! Thank you 😊
Amazon Customer –
I’m an early childhood educator and happened to have just received this book when it seemed my entire class of 4-5 year olds day went south at the same time! We stopped what we were doing, had an impromptu circle time, many were crying, sad, and wanting their mothers. By the end of this book, crying became laughter, hysterical laughter, all 15 children had a chance to share an incident they had struggled with, and just like Millie, after lots of practice they accomplished what they set out to do! Each child made a picture of the goal they worked hard to achieve! The graphics and visual illustrations had my children just mesmerized. They want me to read “Millie’s Messy Success” whenever we have a day where everything seems to go south!
This is just a wonderful little book full of surprises and a great self esteem builder for all ages.
Mitchell & Rachel –
My kids loved this book. I am working on building resilience with my kids and this was a great example. My kids thought the book was so funny. It was creative while also teaching a valuable lesson. Glad I found this book!
User –
Love reading this with my 4yo, who is now “making a million mistakes” with a lot less rage and a lot more play.
Brielle S. –
It was good and inspiring (Although I’m pretty sure Millie is a superhero with all the inhuman things she could do) but I disliked how her Mom seemed so proud and supportive and cheered her on in her first race… But didn’t notice her daughter got stuck and even abandoned her and went home. Then when Millie gets herself unstuck and returns home, her Mom is like, “Where were you?” And I was just like 🤦♀️ really? She didn’t even look for her or notice where she went. Aside from that, it was a cute book, I just don’t think, in a children’s book, it should be viewed as “ok” for a parent to be neglectful. I mean, even the Dad didn’t go looking for his daughter. Plus, poor Millie accumulated so many injuries and no one ever took her to the dentist or doctor. 🙄 I don’t typically review negatively on kids books, because I enjoy people’s creativity and usually chock things up to “cartoon logic” (like why do the kids have blue hair and both parents have brown? I’m just assuming they adopted alien kids at this point, lol.)