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I Am a Good...

2 books · Ages 2–5

I Am a Good... is a 2-book series for ages 2–5 by Diamas Mimorio. Each book stands alone — start anywhere.

Where to Start

Start anywhere — each book stands alone.

That said, I Am a Good Girl and I Am a Good Boy are great first picks.

All Books

No particular order needed — browse and pick what catches your eye.

I Am a Good Girl

I Am a Good Girl2021

I Am a Good Boy

I Am a Good Boy2021

What This Series Covers

Empathy & Kindness Pride & Accomplishment Love & Family Manners & Behavior Friendship & Social Hygiene & Self-Care

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