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Rosie doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up. But she knows she wants to do something right now. With the help of her dad and the kids at school, she discovers she can be proactive with lots of things.
This is the second book, after Tilt Your Head, Rosie the Red, in the Rosie the Red series.
Rosie doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up. But she knows she wants to do something right now. With the help of her dad and the kids at school, she discovers she can be proactive with...
Rosie doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up. But she knows she wants to do something right now. With the help of her dad and the kids at school, she discovers she can be proactive with lots of things.
This is the second book, after Tilt Your Head, Rosie the Red, in the Rosie the Red series.
This book was not at all what I thought it would be but it was great anyways. I had assumed from the title and cover (which I love btw) that it was a book about self-esteem. Then from the first couple of pages, I thought it was going to focus on careers and goals. However, the real purpose of the book was really on showing kids that they can do great things even before they're grown. I love that the author showed how even the child who was receiving canned goods could help contribute to the food drive. The pictures were beautiful and I could definitely see elementary age children enjoying the story.
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This book was not at all what I thought it would be but it was great anyways. I had assumed from the title and cover (which I love btw) that it was a book about self-esteem. Then from the first couple of pages, I thought it was going to focus on careers and goals. However, the real purpose of the book was really on showing kids that they can do great things even before they're grown. I love that the author showed how even the child who was receiving canned goods could help contribute to the food drive. The pictures were beautiful and I could definitely see elementary age children enjoying the story.
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