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by Nancy Carlson
Meet Nancy Carlson’s peppy pig—a character who is full of good feelings about herself. Her story will leave little ones feeling good about themselves, too! "Little ones in need of positive reinforcement will find it here. An exuberant pig proclaims "I like me!" She likes the way she looks, and all her activities....When she makes a mistake she picks herself up and tries again." --Booklist "Wonderful in its simplicity, here's a story that will help kids feel good about themselves." -- Boston GLobe
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This book shares the upbeat, celebratory tone of 'I Like Me!' by focusing on self-appreciation throughout the day. It uses a rhythmic, playful narrative to teach children that liking yourself is a choice you can make regardless of your successes or mistakes.
by Kevin Henkes
Like Nancy Carlson's work, this classic uses an endearing animal protagonist to explore themes of self-worth and identity. It resonates with fans because it validates the struggle of maintaining self-esteem when faced with external criticism, ultimately ending in a triumph of self-love.
by Patty Lovell
This book features a protagonist who embraces her unique physical traits with unwavering confidence. It mirrors the 'I Like Me!' philosophy by showing how a positive internal voice can help a child navigate the world with joy and resilience.
This story follows a character who feels out of place but eventually learns to appreciate his own unique rhythm. It matches the 'vibe' of Carlson’s work through its colorful illustrations and its message that being different is a strength to be celebrated.
This book serves as a direct affirmation of individuality and authentic self-expression. Fans of 'I Like Me!' will appreciate the simple, powerful prose and the encouraging atmosphere that invites readers to be their best, most unique selves.
by Audrey Wood
Through a series of comparisons to animals, the narrator explores various facets of their personality and physical capabilities. It shares the simple, declarative structure of 'I Like Me!' and concludes with a strong, positive statement of self-acceptance.
by Karen Katz
This book focuses on body positivity and the celebration of physical diversity through a child's eyes. It echoes the self-love themes of Carlson's work while expanding the scope to include an appreciation for the variety of beauty found in others.
Using clever visual metaphors, this story is about a character finding their purpose and learning to love their distinct shape. It captures the same whimsical spirit and heartwarming message of self-discovery found in 'I Like Me!'
This is a rhythmic manifesto on the power of being oneself and the unique contributions every child can make. Its encouraging, direct-address style mirrors the supportive and empowering voice that makes Carlson's book a staple for early childhood.
by Emma Dodd
This book uses simple rhymes to celebrate everything from toes to noses, encouraging young readers to love every part of their bodies. Its straightforward, cheerful approach to self-esteem is a perfect match for the pacing and tone of 'I Like Me!'
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