Picture Perfect Reads

Just received my book and I loved it. What an inspirational story about letting children know that they are not alone when struggling with feelings of fear and doubt.

My wish is for all little boys and girls to read this book and use this story as inspiration to overcome challenging situations and stay on track in pursuit of their own goals. The illustrations were fabulous.

The pictures were vivid and bright which would definitely hold a child's attention.

I love art, and the pictures are adorable and colorful. Which should capture the eyes of any child. But most importantly, Penelope doesn't let negative energy stop her from achieving what she wants. And for many young children who feel like they can't do something, such as tie their shoes, learn to write, or ride a bike, don't give up. And as your child grows up and becomes a teenager, hopefully they will say, I will get my first job; I will get into the college of my choice. Look at Penelope; she became a doctor. Think Positivity.

This is a great book to inspire young kids to not only go after their dreams, but to also do it confidently letting go of all fears and self doubts.

I enjoyed that Penelope realized that inorder to solve a problem, she had to stop playing with self doubt and fear. I loved that she reminded me of my own children when they were small. I brought five copies to share with my young mothers with small children. A good read for toddlers to read and be read to. It's never too early.

I love this book. I love everything about it. From the whimsical illustrations to the easy to understand storyline for my young children. I love the highlight on positive thinking in this sweet, rhyming book. Through delightful verses and captivating illustrations, children will learn the importance of perseverance, self-belief, and embracing the beauty of growth. This book also remind me of the movie Inside Out with all the different personalities. I took this book and made some cool crafts to go along with it. Check it out on Youtube.

Lastly, this book is a must-read for parents and educators seeking to inspire young minds to believe in themselves and is sure to become a cherished addition to any child's library.

My 4 yr old said, “Penelope is like me when I can’t do my school work. I can do it, too!” We LOVE the book and its powerful message.

As adults we can identify our feelings or fear and doubt. For children it is harder to identify. This book helps to place those feelings, and gives the tools on how to move past it. Not just move past the fear and doubt, but inviting positivity into your life to follow your dreams! I will be purchasing this book as a gift for all I know with children. Great message. This book should be on everyone’s shelf. Positivity and Encouragement never goes out of style!

I enjoyed reading the story with my son. It's a great story about how fear and self-doubt can influence you if you let it. I like how Penelope was finally able to overcome and allow positivity and her friends to come play. My favorite saying from the book is, "Hard things are just things I can't do YET!". Great quote for anyone of any age.

Just received my book and I loved it. What an inspirational story about letting children know that they are not alone when struggling with feelings of fear and doubt.

My wish is for all little boys and girls to read this book and use this story as inspiration to overcome challenging situations and stay on track in pursuit of their own goals. The illustrations were fabulous.

The pictures were vivid and bright which would definitely hold a child's attention.

I love art, and the pictures are adorable and colorful. Which should capture the eyes of any child. But most importantly, Penelope doesn't let negative energy stop her from achieving what she wants. And for many young children who feel like they can't do something, such as tie their shoes, learn to write, or ride a bike, don't give up. And as your child grows up and becomes a teenager, hopefully they will say, I will get my first job; I will get into the college of my choice. Look at Penelope; she became a doctor. Think Positivity.