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Be a Fail-er
The most important lesson isn't how to succeed — it's being brave enough to fail, try, and fail again.
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Nova is a young girl… full of joy, and fully committed to getting her own way. She argues:
I’m the opposite of spoiled … ask anyone. It’s not my fault I’m everyone’s favorite loved one.
Is she spoiled? You’ll have to decide for yourself.
“Sweet and fun book my 7 year old loved-- good for an older sibling or great for younger kids too! Silly with a great rhyme and fun pictures-- also fun for the parents reading about joys of childhood”
“Fun isn't something one considers when dealing with a spoiled child, but this does put a smile on my face.”
“This is a cute story about a little girl who is, in her words, "everyone's favorite loved one"! She spends the book justifying why she gets her way, from 'just happening' to be cute, to being logical and persuasive. … My seven-year-old enjoyed reading it, and the illustrations are adorable too.”
“Smiles are guaranteed as this little girl tries her best to make the argument that she is anything but spoiled. … Her positive attitude is addictive, and she goes through life with a smile.”