The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes: A Growth Mindset Book for Kids to Boost Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience (A Million Mistakes Series)

This book is hilarious for the parents and so meaningful for the child. I am a school psychologist and I bought this for my 19 month old daughter to help add to our collection of books that encourage a growth mindset and positive thinking. This is fabulous and I’m so happy I purchased it. Will be purchasing “The Girl Who Has A Million Problems” next!

Good lesson, cute pictures. My toddler daughter gets pretty upset over mistakes so wanted to add some stories related to the topic into our book rotation and she likes this one :)

This book is so cute and my granddaughter and her class loved it.

The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes by Brenda Li is a charming and heartwarming story that follows a young girl who learns to embrace her imperfections. Through a series of humorous and relatable mishaps, she discovers that making mistakes is a natural part of growing up. The book conveys the message that it's okay to stumble along the way, as each mistake can lead to valuable lessons and personal growth. With its delightful illustrations and engaging narrative, this book is perfect for kids and anyone who needs a reminder that nobody's perfect.

A great book about the importance of adopting a growth mindset! I’m an elementary school counselor and my students have loved reading this book because of the great humor that is mixed in!

I love this book! My daughter is 5 and she was having a particularly hard week, with behaving. She seemed to have extreme difficulty listening and being kind to others. She was getting very down on herself and it got worse. I tried explaining how people make mistakes and it is okay to do that, but it is all about how you handle it. Being a 5 year old, she had a hard time understanding how you can take a mistake and turn it into something good, and applied correctly a strength. We read this book together and she lit up by the end of it. It really did turn her frown up side down and lift her spirits some. If you have a sweet kiddo like mine who needs a little bit of understanding, then this is a great book!

My granddaughter is a perfectionist.. She loves this book and still reads it often. She also took it to school to share with her kindergarten class. It’s funny and lets the kiddos know it’s okay to make mistakes.

It was good and inspiring (Although I'm pretty sure Millie is a superhero with all the inhuman things she could do) but I disliked how her Mom seemed so proud and supportive and cheered her on in her first race... But didn't notice her daughter got stuck and even abandoned her and went home. Then when Millie gets herself unstuck and returns home, her Mom is like, "Where were you?" And I was just like 🤦‍♀️ really? She didn't even look for her or notice where she went. Aside from that, it was a cute book, I just don't think, in a children's book, it should be viewed as "ok" for a parent to be neglectful. I mean, even the Dad didn't go looking for his daughter. Plus, poor Millie accumulated so many injuries and no one ever took her to the dentist or doctor. 🙄 I don't typically review negatively on kids books, because I enjoy people's creativity and usually chock things up to "cartoon logic" (like why do the kids have blue hair and both parents have brown? I'm just assuming they adopted alien kids at this point, lol.)

Legitimt

Tem bons ensinamentos para os pequenos. Fala sobre as dificuldades que passamos até conseguirmos conquistar grandes desafios ou conquistas pessoais.

Good book. My daughter also understands that it's okay if you spill milk and toothpaste etc. and she can laugh about it because of this book. It's important to teach girls that it is okay to make mistakes and with practice you can do better. this book covers it very beautifully.

Me encantó !

We got these books for our great grandchildren, one is 10 the other is 4 , helped her in every day to day teaching with school, would be remiss if I didn’t say they have helped