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Today I Will Be Better Than Yesterday

Publishing date:10/02/2021

Synopsis:

What should the ideal child be like? There is no single answer to this question, but we can agree on a series of qualities that can help them face life with guarantees. Not even the greatest love in the world, that of a mother, a father, grandparents, or the most involved teacher, can guarantee a child will be happy. We would give anything to bestow happiness on our children. But that is not possible, because happiness does not belong to us.
Whether a child is happy depends on his or her ability to know himself or herself, to make sacrifices to improve, to adapt to changes, to accept failures and look for alternatives, to have patience and persist...

Highlights

Highlights Today I Will Be Better Than Yesterday

A beautiful edition with 25 stories to cultivate in children a strong characters and achieve the best version of themselves.

The illustrations are the work of Pep Montserrat, one of the most renowned illustrators on the international children’s book scene.

Technical Data

Technical data

Publishing date: 10/02/2021

ISBN: 978-84-08-23703-7

Pages: 128

Imprint: Destino Infantil & Juvenil

Rights sold

Pearson (USA).

Reviews

This book contains 25 stories whose protagonists are an example of some of these qualities. Because the figure of the hero, in literature, fulfills that function: that of being a model to imitate. Courageous, curious, nonconformist, generous, sincere, tenacious, solidary characters... Characters that serve as inspiration to try to be always better than yesterday.

The protagonists of each story show a quality: audacity, commitment, curiosity, generosity, honesty, nonconformity, patience, responsibility... up to 25 qualities that, according to the author, are necessary to achieve the best version of oneself, the only way to achieve real happiness.

As opposed to the sugary concept of happiness as something that drops
out of the sky, this book reminds us that happiness must be earned. The current tendency of overprotection results in children without the personality
to face the obstacles we all encounter in life.