Me Gusto Como Soy!

from the_airtwit

Hey, everyone, meet Nancy Carlson's pig. This pig does not have a name or proper hands (because she's a pig!), but that can't stop her–nothing can. She bakes cakes! And when she makes a mistake, she tries and tries again. (Meaning: more cake!) She is her own best friend, she likes her round tummy...

from Kelsey_Barrell

This was one of my all time favorite books growing up. I love the message the book offers and the way it makes me feel when I read it. The overall message of this book is self-acceptance and the main character of the book is a pig which makes it cute and funny for the kids. On each page, the pig ...

from zfrid

I liked this book for a few reasons. First, I love the illustrations and how they come to life throughout the whole story. I also liked that the book showed children it is okay to like yourself and be your own best friend. This book shows children that it is okay to do things by yourself. I also ...

from shane54

Very easy read, but great for young children & self-esteem issues. The book briefly discusses how to take care of oneself: brushing teeth, eating good food, keeping clean, etc. The book also talks about trying again after making mistakes. The book ends with the importance of being yourself:)

from shane54

Very easy read, but great for young children & self-esteem issues. The book briefly discusses how to take care of oneself: brushing teeth, eating good food, keeping clean, etc. The book also talks about trying again after making mistakes. The book ends with the importance of being yourself:)