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God Made Me Perfect: Amayah's Amazing Birthmark
Amayah is a ten-year-old girl that has a port-wine stain birthmark on her face. She puts on makeup everyday in fear that her classmates will bully her. One day, a new student with an unique birthmark of his own, enrolls in her class and teaches her the power of self love and self confidence.
33 pages, Paperback
Published June 9, 2020
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December 14, 2020
What an inspiring and heart warming story 🥰 I really enjoyed this and the lesson it teaches. All about confidence, attitude, loving yourself and how that effects the way others see you and treat you.
About a girl who has a red birthmark on her face. She’s very self conscious about it and dealt with a lot of bullying and teasing from the other children because of it. Now she wears make up to hide it when she goes to school. One day a new student comes to class and introduces himself confidently. The other kids immediately ask him about the huge black mark on his face. He immediately explains about his birthmark and how it makes him feel like a superhero. The girl is immediately impressed by his attitude and realizes after some time that the other kids aren’t teasing him. She eventually talks with him about it and shows him her birthmark and he insists that it’s better she show it off and own it proudly. So she does and some of the other classmates congratulate her for not hiding it with make up and explain how they think it looks like a rose and how that’s pretty cool. His example was exactly what she needed to find her own self confidence and realize that she’s perfect exactly the way god made her.
About a girl who has a red birthmark on her face. She’s very self conscious about it and dealt with a lot of bullying and teasing from the other children because of it. Now she wears make up to hide it when she goes to school. One day a new student comes to class and introduces himself confidently. The other kids immediately ask him about the huge black mark on his face. He immediately explains about his birthmark and how it makes him feel like a superhero. The girl is immediately impressed by his attitude and realizes after some time that the other kids aren’t teasing him. She eventually talks with him about it and shows him her birthmark and he insists that it’s better she show it off and own it proudly. So she does and some of the other classmates congratulate her for not hiding it with make up and explain how they think it looks like a rose and how that’s pretty cool. His example was exactly what she needed to find her own self confidence and realize that she’s perfect exactly the way god made her.
January 4, 2021
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God Made Me Perfect: Amayah's Amazing Birthmark By Candace S Mclaughlin
A beautiful book that gives confidence to every young girl and boy to stand up for themselves and embrace themselves the way you are.
Amayah is a ten-year-old girl that has a birthmark on her face. She puts on makeup every day in fear that her classmates will bully her.
One day, Eddy joins her class and proudly presents himself with a black big birthmark on his face. He gives her the courage and confidence to face people.
I really want to admire the author for choosing this subject and teach kids that they are wonderful in every possible way. We don't have to hide our imperfections, we can find new ways to celebrate them as God made us beautiful. In the end, there are wonderful affirmations and ' I ' statements that improve children's mindset and teach them about self-love.
Perfect For 3+
The book is available on Amazon.
God Made Me Perfect: Amayah's Amazing Birthmark By Candace S Mclaughlin
A beautiful book that gives confidence to every young girl and boy to stand up for themselves and embrace themselves the way you are.
Amayah is a ten-year-old girl that has a birthmark on her face. She puts on makeup every day in fear that her classmates will bully her.
One day, Eddy joins her class and proudly presents himself with a black big birthmark on his face. He gives her the courage and confidence to face people.
I really want to admire the author for choosing this subject and teach kids that they are wonderful in every possible way. We don't have to hide our imperfections, we can find new ways to celebrate them as God made us beautiful. In the end, there are wonderful affirmations and ' I ' statements that improve children's mindset and teach them about self-love.
Perfect For 3+
The book is available on Amazon.
July 21, 2021
Super cute children's book about overcoming societal norms. Be yourself and happy in your own skin!
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