I'm Weird - The Kids Book About Being Wonderfully Different

Someone once told you that being weird was a bad thing.

They were wrong.

I’m Weird is not just a story ... it is a conversation starter designed to protect the light in every child who has ever been made to feel like they don’t fit in. It takes the word "weird" a word often used to shrink children and flips it into a sovereign superpower.

The story follows Jack and his best friend, a dog named Billy. When Jack is confronted by peers who don't understand him, he doesn't retreat. Instead, he uses the "shiny shell" mindset ... a powerful metaphor his mother teaches him about being the one who stands out beautifully against a sea of ordinary sand.

Through Jack’s adventures and his habit of using a journal to clear his head of "sad or confused" thoughts, children learn that their mind is a space for "happy and fun" exploration, not a place to store the opinions of others

Most importantly, the book gives your child a specific "social ninja move." Instead of feeling hurt by the label "weird," Jack learns to use his manners and simply say "thank you" ... because "weird" is just another word for interesting.

This book is for:

• The child who laughs a little too loud or asks "too many" questions.
• The one who sees the world with a quiet curiosity others mistake for exclusion.
• The child who has felt on the outside looking in and wondered why they cannot just be like everyone else.

It is for every parent, teacher, or mentor who has watched a child start to shrink themselves to fit a mould that was never made for them ... and wanted to hand them the keys to own their signature instead.

Jack’s journey proves that every day is a new opportunity to explore, discover, and stand out.

Written by Quintin James. 13 pages. Warm. Honest. Essential.

Instant digital download. Read it together tonight.

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