The Nose That Didn't Fit: A Children's Book About Insecurity

by Andi Green (Author/Illustrator)

The Nose That Didn't Fit
Rue, the Monster of Insecurity feels that his nose doesn't fit and spends most his time hoping that it would shrink quite a bit. From cover ups to balancing tricks he attempts to find ways to deal with what he feels is a very BIG problem. Follow Rue as he struggles with self acceptance and learns that beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder. The Nose That Didn't Fit is the second storybook in creator Andi Green's award winning series The WorryWoo Monsters.

Genres: Picture Books, Mental Health, Childrens, Health, Fiction

88 pages, Hardcover

First published December 22, 2008

Reviews

[Nikki]

So, I'll admit - this book had a personal effect on me because, like Rue, I think my nose is too big!! Of course, it's about much more than a big nose. This book tackles insecurity in a great and colorful way!

[Christine]

"Be true to yourself and love who you are!" is the message of this book. It teaches about self-acceptance and how sometimes our self-perception does not fit the reality. It's a challenging topic to take on for a kids book, but Andi Green does an amazing job yet again.

[Jennifer]

"Others have noses that fit them so snuggly, but I have this honker that makes me feel ugly."

I hear you Rue. As always, the WorryWoo Monsters are a joy to read.

[Jennifer Borduin]

This a story of a worrywoo named Rue who learns to love himself as he is. This book is a great way to share with students to love the way they are, even if they seem a bit different.

[Sara]

Another good one!!