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The Greatest Wish
The Greatest Wish
The Greatest Wish
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The Greatest Wish (An Everchanging Story), is a fun, beautifully illustrated one-of-a-kind children's book that taps into the young reader's imagination in a very unique way by asking questions, such as: If you could be anything in the world, what would you be? Would you fly like a bird or a rocket ship? Would you swim beneath the ocean, like a shark or an octopus? With rhyming phrases moving the adventure forward, the reader is given opportunities to make simple decisions, which affects how the story unfolds. This results in creating a different experience each time the book is read. Simple words are visually emphasized to help promote early reading development, comprehension and word recognition. Ultimately, the story ends with a positive moral lesson that plants the seeds for confidence and self-acceptance in young readers.*2018 Eric Hoffer Awards - First Place in Children's Books*2018 Mom's Choice Awards - Gold Metal Winner*2017 Purple Dragonfly Book Awards - Honorable Mention, Picture Books 6 & older*2017 Reader Views Award Winner for Best Children's Book - Toddler to age 5, Kids Award for Best Children s Book of the Year, and Book By Book Award for Best Children s Picture Book*2017 Second Place, Children's Category, Best Indie Book Award

Book Details

Genre: 

  • Juvenile Fiction

Age Level: 

  • 5 - 8
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Do you wish you could be a giraffe or a dinosaur? In the story The Greatest Wish, the curious young boy wishes he could be many things rather than himself. After receiving one thing, he takes his wishes back and wishes to be something else. The young boy soon realizes that whatever he wishes to be is not truly what he wants to be. In the end, he finds the one “extra special, so terrific” thing he already is. Find out his solution in The Greatest Wish.

This is a fun and engaging children's book. A young boy spends his evening thinking about what he would rather be. He thinks of many imaginative things, both living and non-living, anything except a boy.

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