About This Book
Reach for this book when your child feels like they aren't enough because they lack a certain physical skill or struggle to keep up with more athletic peers. It is particularly helpful for children who equate strength solely with physical power and feel discouraged by their own perceived limitations. Tanisha feels small and weak compared to her classmate Cayla, who effortlessly zips up the school climbing wall. Through conversations with her family and her own observations, Tanisha discovers that being strong means showing up even when you're scared, speaking up for what is right, and helping others. Perfect for children ages 4 to 8, this book provides a beautiful redefinition of strength that focuses on character, resilience, and community rather than just muscles.
