Let's follow Mimi as she learns how to deal with hurt feelings.

During arts-and-crafts time in preschool, Mimi experiences the sting of being insulted by a friend.

What determines my true worth?
Are my abilities and talents defined by what my friends say?
How should I react when a friend hurts me, especially if it's in front of others?
What are some important concepts to internalize about self-esteem?

With warmth and sensitivity, this story gently addresses the real challenges children face in social settings. It explores a child's perception of self, talents, and value, offering an opportunity to strengthen self-image without tying it to outside approval.

The story helps convey the message that every Jewish child is inherently precious, and no one can diminish that truth. It encourages children to trust in their own strengths, develop resilience, and build healthy self-confidence.

An open, positive discussion around this story can give your child valuable tools for handling difficult social situations with confidence, courage, and emotional balance.

An educational early-reader series.

Laminated pages.

Binding: Laminated Paperback
Size: 6.25" x 9"