About This Book
Reach for this book when your child starts noticing the 'grown-up' world and asking what they will be when they get big. It is a perfect selection for those transitional moments when a preschooler begins to realize they have individual interests, whether that is kicking a ball, drawing, or looking at the stars. Through gentle rhymes and a diverse look at various professions, the story follows Amelia as she explores a world of possibilities. It touches on themes of self-confidence and curiosity, reassuring young children that they don't have to choose just one thing yet. This is a comforting, optimistic read that celebrates the joy of dreaming and the limitless potential of childhood.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is entirely secular and safe. It avoids any heavy topics, focusing instead on the positive potential of the future. The resolution is hopeful and open-ended.
Ideal Reader
A 3-year-old who has just started 'playing pretend' and needs new vocabulary or scenarios to fuel their imagination. It is also excellent for a preschooler who feels intimidated by the 'what do you want to be' question, as it frames the answer as a fun exploration rather than a final decision.
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