A Kids Book About Being An Introvert

A Kids Book About Being An Introvert

In a time when it seems like so much depends on small talk and friend count, life can start to feel a little awkward for the introverted kiddos of the world. This book explores the introvert experience from struggles to superpowers, on a mission to affirm those of us who find solace in a bit of silence and solo time . We have a lot to offer the world-and we do it our own way. Core themes in this book: Self-love, Belonging, Safety, Feelings Meet A Kids Co. , a new kind of media company with a collection of beautifully designed books that kickstart challenging, empowering, and important conversations for kids and their grownups. Learn more about us at akidsco.com . Educators and parents, this is a book you'll want to add to your classroom or home library. A Kids Book About Being an Introvert is a great conversation starter for the kids in your circle to better understand themselves and their friends. As an introverted adult, this is the book I needed to read as a child. -Emily Mengon (she/her), elementary school teacher Being the father of an introvert and an extrovert, the clear words and beautiful illustrations in this book helped give my children a way to see not only themselves, but each other. While the introvert gained words for their feelings, it was a pleasant surprise seeing the extrovert recognize their sibling in the story, and for me to see them bond in a new way. -Armando Martínez-Celis (he/him), Graphic Designer & Educator Books are incredibly useful tools in clinical care for children, and I appreciate the message A Kids Book About Being an Introvert shares in such a beautifully accepting and compelling way. I will definitely be using this book in my clinical practice. -Diana Cohen, PhD (she/her/ella), licensed clinical psychologist and pediatric neuropsychologist First of all, the colors and illustrations in this book are beautiful. I love that this book has many validating statements that can help our introvert children know they are not alone and nothing is wrong with them. I would recommend this book to the caregivers and grown-ups who have introverted children in their lives. -Regina Kenagy (she/her) I absolutely loved this story. It is an empowering story for our kids who are introverts and are often misunderstood. I will definitely be reading this to many of the students I support, this book will help them understand their personality is a strength and should be celebrated! This gives a voice and a platform for students who may otherwise fall behind the curtain. -Alison Hansen, School Social Worker It was a good book. When can I play video games -Elijah Maynard, kid reader Amy Taylor (she/her) is an Ohio-based writer, storyteller, introvert, and proud dog mom. Josh Maynard (he/him) is a lifelong introvert, dad of 3 (boisterous) tiny humans, and designer based in Arvada, Colorado. Emma Wolf (she/her) is an editor at A Kids Co. She was raised in a house full of books and became a voracious reader at an early age. She holds a BA in journalism from the University of Oregon and an MA in book publishing from Portland State University-which is another way of saying she loves words and her home in the Pacific Northwest. In her free time, Emma reads a lot, drinks kombucha, and spends lots of time outside with friends and family, rain or shine.