Try: Building Confidence for Children
By (Author) Joseph S. DiMare
Illustrated by John Wilson
Schiffer Publishing Ltd
Schiffer Publishing Ltd
15th September 2019
paperback
United States
Children
Fiction
Paperback
48
Width 178mm, Height 254mm
45g
Try is a fun, uplifting, feel-good read with captivating illustrations and a positive message about trying new things. From tying a tie to climbing the highest mountain, kids are encouraged to try their best, no matter how big or small their dreams may be. Playful suggestions teach children to believe in themselves and help encourage curiosity without fear of failure. At the end of the book are special pages for readers to brainstorm and draw things they'd like to try, as well as what they're proud of having already done. It also includes simple, step-by-step directions for some activities named in the book, such as baking a pie and catching fireflies. Try builds children's confidence, feeds their curiosity, and expands what they imagine they can do
"As a child, I always loved the phrase, if at first you dont succeed, try, try again and that is exactly what this picture book says to me. There are so many suggestions of things you can try in this book, that children are bound to resonate with some of them, and the wonderful pages in the latter half of this book, where they can brainstorm things theyd like to try, is a lovely touch." - Picture Book Perfect Nov 2019
Joseph S. DiMare grew up in central New Jersey, where his parents encouraged him to live out his dreams and never limit himself. At an early age Joe began creating short stories and poems. Today, he passes on that same spirit for life to his own four sons. This is his first published children's book. John Wilson grew up in East Sussex, England, with his parents and three brothers. He began drawing and creating comic strips at an early age and has been involved in several illustration projects. John moved to New Jersey in 2012, and this is hisfirst published children's book. John Wilson grew up in East Sussex, England, with his parents and three brothers. He began drawing and creating comic strips at an early age and has been involved in several illustration projects. John moved to New Jersey in 2012, and this is hisfirst published children's book.