Overview

Una historia adorable para ayudar a los niños a reconocer y desarrollar sus talentos únicos y mantener su autoestima. Paco el Perezoso no es bueno en los deportes como algunos de los otros animales. Es demasiado lento. Pero Sloan sabe que está bien. En lugar de desanimarse, Paco se centra en lo que es bueno y se esfuerza para lograr su objetivo. ¡Únete a Paco el Perezoso para ver qué cosas asombrosas pueden pasar cuando te lo propones y crees en ti mismo! Para niños de 3 a 8 años, preescolar a segundo grado. En la parte posterior del libro se incluyen actividades de auto-fortalecimiento de la autoestima usando la auto-conversación positiva. Enseñando afirmaciones como: SOY IMPORTANTE SOY FUERTE SOY AMADO Para todos los que no encajan... ¡Nacieron para brillar! Son únicos con talentos y habilidades especiales. ¡Muestren sus habilidades! Reconocer el bien en nosotros mismos y en los demás es una habilidad importante. ¿Puede Paco ayudar a sus amigos a ver que el ser diferente es algo maravilloso? ¡Lee A Paco el Perezoso le encanta ser diferente hoy para celebrar el ser único y maravilloso! An adorable story to help children recognize and develop their unique talents and improve their self-worth. Sloan the Sloth isn't good at sports like the other animals. He's too slow. But Sloan knows that's okay. Instead of being discouraged, Sloan focuses on what he is good at and works hard to achieve his goal. Join Sloan the Sloth to see what amazing things can happen when you put your mind to it and believe in yourself! For children aged 3-8, preschool to 2nd grade. Self-esteem boosting activities using positive self-talk are included in the back of the book. Teach affirmations such as: ♥ I AM LOVED ♥ I AM IMPORTANT ♥ I AM STRONG For all those who don't quite fit in . . . You were born to stand out! You are one of a kind with special talents and abilities. Let them shine! Recognizing the good in ourselves and others is an important skill. Can Sloan help his friends see that being different is a wonderful thing? Read Sloan the Sloth Loves Being Different today to celebrate unique, wonderful you!

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Reviewed By Barbara Fanson for Readers' Favorite Ah, what adorable animals, will be a child's first reaction when opening the book Sloan the Sloth Loves Being Different (A Paco el Perezoso le encanta ser different). The cuddly, huggable forest creatures fill the pages with big eyes and colorful tones. Author Misty Black has created another wonderful story to add to her collection of entertaining picture books with a subtle message. Her newest book helps children to understand their strengths and weaknesses and to accept themselves as they are. This adventure book combines an interesting story and outstanding illustrations, with a hint of accepting yourself. An assortment of animals who each have a talent, but when they get together they have something in common-they love to laugh. Children will also get a glimpse of each animal's strengths-who can climb the fastest or who can get the most acorns in their mouths. Sloan the Sloth Loves Being Different is a fun and wonderful animal adventure, which showcases several different animals that have become friends. Author Misty Black's book displays empathy and inclusion-qualities we'd like to see in children. Teachers will enjoy reading this book to students and parents will like sharing the lovable animals with their children. Teachers will also like the questions and activities at the back of the book. Illustrator Ana Rankovic takes us into the schoolyard with adorable animals with expressive eyes and faces. The artwork will draw children into the book, while the story will keep them entertained. School libraries, public libraries, and home libraries will benefit from having this book on the shelf. I highly recommend this schoolyard animal adventure and invite you to take home a new adorable, cuddly friend. What makes you different makes you special.

"Reviewed By Barbara Fanson for Readers' Favorite ""Ah, what adorable animals,"" will be a child's first reaction when opening the book Sloan the Sloth Loves Being Different (A Paco el Perezoso le encanta ser different). The cuddly, huggable forest creatures fill the pages with big eyes and colorful tones. Author Misty Black has created another wonderful story to add to her collection of entertaining picture books with a subtle message. Her newest book helps children to understand their strengths and weaknesses and to accept themselves as they are. This adventure book combines an interesting story and outstanding illustrations, with a hint of accepting yourself. An assortment of animals who each have a talent, but when they get together they have something in common-they love to laugh. Children will also get a glimpse of each animal's strengths-who can climb the fastest or who can get the most acorns in their mouths. Sloan the Sloth Loves Being Different is a fun and wonderful animal adventure, which showcases several different animals that have become friends. Author Misty Black's book displays empathy and inclusion-qualities we'd like to see in children. Teachers will enjoy reading this book to students and parents will like sharing the lovable animals with their children. Teachers will also like the questions and activities at the back of the book. Illustrator Ana Rankovic takes us into the schoolyard with adorable animals with expressive eyes and faces. The artwork will draw children into the book, while the story will keep them entertained. School libraries, public libraries, and home libraries will benefit from having this book on the shelf. I highly recommend this schoolyard animal adventure and invite you to take home a new adorable, cuddly friend. What makes you different makes you special."

Author Information

Misty has a degree in finance. While she loves the business world, her passion is writing and publishing children's books. She has been winning awards for writing since fifth grade. She enjoys reading, playing board games, gardening, and spending time with her husband and 3 children. She would someday love to travel the world. When asked why she writes, she said, Books should be fun and exciting. Children deserve to love reading, and I want to be a part of that.

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