The way to Eat a Cupcake: A Youngsters’s Ebook about Inclusion, Acceptance, and Kindness
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Train your kids the enjoyment of embracing their very own variations and accepting the variations of others. There is no such thing as a flawed option to eat a cupcake!
You might be a tremendous mother or father and wish your children to like every thing about themselves, and to like others for his or her variations too. Whether or not that’s race, potential, or habits. The issues that make us totally different make us particular!
Be taught social-emotional studying (SEL) by means of a enjoyable story stuffed with kindness!
This charming story stuffed with humor and coronary heart will assist your baby see that the issues that make us totally different make us particular, and are the easiest way that we may help others. Within the story Charlie likes to be very cautious. However, typically it makes him really feel… totally different. When he’s invited to a really distinctive celebration he lastly learns to embrace what makes him particular.
“I’m glad you’re cautious,” Sarah instructed me. “Solely you could possibly assist Luke.”
Greater than a Story.
Not solely will your kids be taught inclusion, acceptance, and kindness as they learn, however by buying the e book they’re giving again to the great group highlighted on this story that’s giving significant work alternatives to people with particular wants, “Particular Kneads and Treats Bakery.”
Writer : Paper Seed Press (March 21, 2024)
Language : English
Paperback : 40 pages
ISBN-10 : 1963149025
ISBN-13 : 978-1963149029
Studying age : 3 – 8 years
Merchandise Weight : 4.2 ounces
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.1 x 8.5 inches
8 reviews for The way to Eat a Cupcake: A Youngsters’s Ebook about Inclusion, Acceptance, and Kindness
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Sara R –
A deliciously Sweet Story!
I tear off the bottom half first, then I eat the half with the frosting followed by the bottom half of just cake. Thatâs how I usually eat my cupcakes.Charlie likes to do things a particular way, a lot of people call him âCareful Charlieâ. He feels better when things are tidy and organized; even though once in awhile it frustrates him.Charlieâs friend Sarah is going to have a birthday party at a bakery. Charlie is unsure but after making his pros/cons list he decides to give it a try. Stepping into the bakery, Charlie is greeted with so many amazing smells! He spies a big menu on the wall and makes sure to read it over (twice just to be sure). As he enters the party area he is greeted by a big group of friends and Sarahâs brother Andrew is holding a big tray of cupcakes!Concern crosses over Charlieâs face as he notices the different ways his friends are eating their cupcakes. Curiosity gets the better of him and he decides to ask why? As it turns out they al have excellent reasons! Everyone seems to be having so much funâ¦..Except Luke.Luke mentions that he is allergic to gluten and cannot eat a cupcake. Charlie thinks for a minute and remembers a detail he read earlier. Returning with a gluten free cupcake for Luke, Sarah thanks Charlie for being so careful!This is such a deliciously sweet story with a focus on diversity and inclusion. The example of showing differences using cupcakes is so easily relatable to young children. We love the bright illustrations, beautifully highlighting the uniqueness of each child (and each cupcake). This story sums up a very simple truth: that every child IS and deserves to FEEL special.
Rebekah –
Great Book! Great Message!
This book is such a great way to teach inclusion and differences in such a relatable way. My kids love reading it over and over. The pictures are adorable, the message is sweet, and the ideas open up avenues for discussions on many important topics. I highly recommend this book.I also follow the author on social media and she is always coming up with great ideas on how to teach kids kindness. I love reading her uplifting posts and seeing what she is up to.
Trever –
Our new family favorite book!
Our new family favorite. We have a little boy with Down syndrome and love that we can see him in this book. The illustrations are beautiful and the message is incredible. Such a great way to teach celebrating our differences and inclusion. If youâre on a mission to raise kind children, you need this book in your home library.
christopher P –
Love this book!
My family loves this book! My son has asked to read it every day since we have gotten it. I love how it teaches inclusivity and the importance of being different. Everyone should have this in their home!
A –
Good Book!ð§
Super cute and very fun, shares a good message! Plus I love the pictures and storyline. ð§ð§ð§
Sarah Ward –
Heartwarming
What a beautiful and heartwarming book for all to enjoy!This story follows âCarefulâ Charlie who is invited to a birthday party and is unsure if he should go since he feels a little bit different with his unique quirks. After making a pro-con list, he decides to attend.This party takes place at a very special bakery named Special Kneads. Once Charlie observes the various ways kids enjoy their cupcake, he realizes that everyone is different in their own way!This book is so needed and absolutely charming! The illustrations are perfect and the characters are relatable. The bakery Special Kneads is a real bakery where they employ those with exceptional capabilities! We love how it celebrates everyoneâs differences as allows individuals to just be themselves!We received this beautiful hardcover copy as a gift and it is mom of 3 approved!
Mich_on_Amazon –
So adorable!
I highly recommend this adorable book. It has brightly colored beautiful illustrations as well as a sweet message about inclusion and celebrating our differences. Itâs well written and who doesnât love cupcakes?! Your littles are sure to enjoy this book, and it will look wonderful on your shelf.
Amy –
Lovely Book About Inclusion!
I love how this book talks about how all people are different in a fun and engaging way. The illustrations are absolutely amazing! I also love that part of the profit of each book goes to a special bakery called Special Kneads – which hires people with special needs. Such a lovely idea for a book, and it’s helping a great cause!