Best Ever You - Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino - Bog

Trevor had a desire to be the best that anybody could be. This was a huge goal, for sure! That's when an owl flew in to suggest that he merely be "the best ever you." There followed a series of visits with other animals to see what qualities they had that Trevor might develop in himself to become his best. Cooperating and working hard, sharing and being generous, paying attention and staying fit, patience and persistence, as well as expressing kindness and being a good friend were all on the list. Trevor now had his work cut out for him. "I can and I will," he confessed. "I'll do nothing less than my very best!"This story carries a wonderful message and encouragement to children to cultivate their best. Happy images and rhyming text dance across the pages and will delight any child who opens this book.