The One Who Saw More in Him

The One Who Saw More in HimSome kids know their thing right away.Others try and try-and begin to wonder if they have one at all.In The One Who Saw More in Him, a boy feels left behind as he watches others shine at sports, art, music, and school projects. Every time he starts something new, a small voice whispers that he isn't good enough-and slowly, he begins to believe it.Then one day, a new neighbor sits beside him on the curb and asks a different kind of question. Instead of focusing on what he's good at, she listens to what he imagines, what he wonders about, and what he keeps coming back to. Together, they discover that having a "thing" isn't about being the best-it's about staying curious, being brave enough to try again, and having someone who believes in you before you believe in yourself.Written with warmth, honesty, and gentle humor, The One Who Saw More in Him is a heartfelt picture book about self-doubt, creativity, perseverance, and the quiet power of encouragement.Perfect for children who feel unsure of themselves-and for the adults who want to help them see their own potential.

Pagina's: 78, Hardcover, Brown Family Books