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by Pamelyn Rocco (Author), Taylor Barron (Illustrator), Deepika Chopra (Afterword by)
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Gratitude is the greatest natural superpower. "Hi, I'm Frankie! But you can call me Gratitude the Great. How'd I get that name? Well, it all started when my cousin Hope came to visit and taught me how to make Rea bracelets, a gratitude tradition in her Brazilian family. We made a bunch and decided to give them away to thank some of the cool people we saw on the boardwalk. And the idea just exploded!" What starts as a sweet gesture of family gratitude, quickly goes viral and soon this dynamic duo will have much more to be thankful for. In her afterword, author Pamelyn Rocco prompts children and parents alike on ways to invite gratitude into daily life and ignite their own natural superpower. Whether you gift this book to a child you love, or buy it to read aloud to one, your daily life will be enriched by introducing a new habit of gratitude. Fans of Have You Filled a Bucket Today: A Guide to Daily Happiness and Kindness is a Kite String will love - and be grateful for - Gratitude the Great! "Gratitude is one of the greatest gifts you can teach your kids and this book not only leaves you with ways to do that but also reminds the adults reading to not forget as well." - Jana Kramer and Michael Caussin, hosts of the Whine Down podcast and authors of The Good FightAuthor Biography
Pamelyn Rocco A manifestation expert and gratitude course junkie with a severe '70s obsession, Pamelyn has been a party stylist for 20 years, is a girl mama x 2, and was an MBA grad at 21. She is addicted to gold spray paint and always will be a believer in dressing up. She is a Pittsburgh native, late-born Angeleno, and a current Tennessean with a passion for teaching the power of gratitude through all stages of life. Oh and for having as much fun as possible while doing it! And so Gratitude the Great was born, her third child.100K Instagram Followers@houseofbashery
Taylor Barron can always be found with a sketchbook in her hand. She's an artist who believes that storytelling is the most important thing you can do.
