Self-esteem is the superfood of childhood! “Self-Esteem is Cool” is a lively and heartwarming picture book for children ages 3-8, designed to help them develop kindness and self-confidence. Aman Anand is wondering if he is cool and what makes someone cool. He doesn't tell silly jokes like Funny Franky Finklestein or wear fancy clothes like Popular Polly Princeton. Mean Martin Miller and Weird Willy Wilson think they're cool, but they don't show kindness and make fun of everyone. Making fun of people doesn't seem cool to Aman. Follow along as Aman tries to figure out what makes someone cool. Teach your child that it's okay to be different - Encourage discussion about emotions - Help a child learn how to deal with strong feelings and find solutions - Teach your kid how to recognize their special qualities "Self-Esteem is Cool” is a thought-provoking and entertaining story that encourages empathy, self-esteem, kindness, confidence, and diversity. Give your child the gift of self-esteem today. In an age where children are bombarded by social pressures and unrealistic ideals of "coolness," Self-Esteem is Cool offers an alternative: the idea that being kind, inclusive, and self-confident is the most "cool" trait anyone can have. This book is a valuable resource for parents, teachers, and caregivers who seek to promote these critical lessons to the younger generation. Amanda Vergio, Women's Insider Magazine I'm obsessed with this book because I know that it will help many children become more confident. Seeing the interactions with so many different types of children, including large children, fashionistas, and even nerdy children, will do a lot to give every kid a boost of confidence. Karen Dennis, Editor in Chief, The Next Best Thing to Mummy Give your child the gift of self-esteem today with this fun new picture book about diversity, empathy, and kindness. Kristen Kelley, Sixx Cool Mom's Book Club Smart, Charming, and Engaging! This book delivers a meaningful and uplifting message with brilliantly captivating illustrations. I wholeheartedly recommend it! Nola Lee Kelsey, Renowned Children's Book Author My younger students love this book! It's a quick little read with an essential message about self-love! Melissa Fox, Owner, Goldstar Tutoring I give this book five stars, and more, because the characters are adorable and the message about loving yourself is so important! Add this one to your child's library! Summer Smith, Child's Weekly Magazine As a child, I was bullied and struggled with confidence and setting boundaries. Those struggles carried well into my adulthood, negatively impacting my career and relationships. Now, I want to help children in their most vulnerable years develop a strong sense of self-love, kindness, and empathy for others, regardless of appearance, race, or ability.   Beth Ann Bauer For my late mother, Nancy Bauer, who taught me the power of empathy and kindness. "Self-Esteem is Cool" is a fun picture book that helps children struggling to fit in and teaches them how to develop confidence and self-esteem. Aman Anand is wondering if he is cool and what makes someone cool. He doesn't tell silly jokes like Funny Franky Finklestein or wear fancy clothes like Popular Polly Princeton. Mean Martin Miller and Weird Willy Wilson think they're cool, but they don't show kindness and make fun of everyone. Making fun of people doesn't seem cool to Aman. Follow along as Aman tries to figure out what makes someone cool. "Self-Esteem is Cool" is a thought-provoking and entertaining story that encourages empathy, self-esteem, kindness, confidence, and diversity. Beth Ann Bauer is an author, blogger, yoga teacher, social justice advocate, world traveler, and entrepreneur. She is a proponent of freedom, peace, love, feminism, diversity, and preserving our planet. Beth was born and raised in Vancouver, Washington, in the USA, and currently resides in Belfair, Washington, and La Bufadora, Mexico. She has also lived in India and Australia. She has worked as a Program Manager and Director of International Operations in the IT, healthcare, and real estate industries. Beth loves contributing to others and has volunteered for many organizations, including Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Coast Guard Auxiliary, and the American Red Cross. She has two grown children, a loving partner named Craig, and a French Bulldog named Happy. She enjoys traveling, writing, camping, trekking, stargazing, music, and yoga. Beth Ann Bauer understands the importance of self-esteem. As a child, she was bullied and struggled with confidence and setting boundaries. Those struggles carried well into adulthood, negatively impacting her career and relationships. Now, she wants to help children in their most vulnerable years develop a strong sense of self-love, kindness, and empathy for others, regardless of appearance, race, or ability.