Official Review: Be Happy To Be You by Diane Hull

[bookowlie]

This message in our “selfie”
society cannot be reinforced enough. We must have good books and media that speak the truth that we are all here in our own way to fulfill a purpose in life regardless of what everyone else is doing. This one sounds like a great book to add to the parenting shelf.

So true! There is a well-known witty quote that is very appropriate - "Be yourself...everyone else is taken."

[Gummybear_writes123]

Be happy to be you by dianne hull

It really helps the future kids of the day to gain their confidence at the very young age and to be thereself. This is good influence and good lesson as well. Love this

[P Reefer]

I like that your review examines both the content and the picture illustrations of this text. The story's narrative as summarised allows for many spinoff meaningful discussions.

[NL Hartje]

The namelessness is interesting, I wonder what prompted the author in this direction? Agreeing with you and everyone else though, the premise is adorable and very pertinent in today's world where everyone is easily compared to someone bigger and better.

[Kemunto lucy]

Wow. This is definitely the book for my baby cousin. The lesson is a good one. Thank you for the review and for helping me solve the birthday gift mystery.

[stacie k]

I love the message of this book, which is a great reminder for kids and adults, too! You make a valid point about the lack of a name for the baby bird. Overall, it seems to be an excellent children's book, though! Thanks for another great review!

[Kendra M Parker]

The art on the cover is so cute, and I’m glad that the story goes along well with it. I’m also glad that the main message of the story gets reiterated throughout. That makes it such a great candidate for young readers.

[Sammreadsbooks]

I would disagree about the name of the bird- his name is Baby Bird. Capital letters are used throughout the book to highlight a proper noun I.e. a name and the name is never prefixed by indefinite or definite article.
Good review though! I also loved the book and think it is a wonderful message for young children.

[SereneCharles]

I like the title of the book. Like you said, children would find it very interesting. But I've grown to learn that many times, adults need to hear stories like this (children stories, per say) for motivation and the courage to develop their self-esteem. Thanks for the review.

[JJNP]

I love books that can teach good lessons to young children. This book looks really good.

[Nelsy Mtsweni]

That sounds like an amazing baby book. It has a lot of lessons kids would learn from it, such as appreciating what you have and not taking for granted your life. Thanks for the review.

[Mumu_truth]

Be Happy be you by Diane hull..
Despite being a children's book I feel this book has a strong message.... Many are the times I wish I could be like someone, we should accept ourselves to be happy love the book

[Jackie Holycross]

This sounds like a super cute story with a great theme for kids.

[Nimat87]

This book addresses a nagging issue with children today: self worth. It is important to teach the young ones to love themselves, appreciate their uniqueness and not follow the crowd.

[Riszell]

I agree that the bird should be given a name especially if you will encounter different animals as the characters in the book. The story has a deep message and many lessons that can be thought early to the kids.