Dr. Kimberly Smith's New Book 'You Were Designed to Shine' is an Absorbing Story That Promotes the Essence of Self-Esteem
NOLENSVILLE, Tenn., May 19, 2021 (Newswire.com) - Fulton Books author Dr. Kimberly Smith, the director of the Center of Excellence for Learning Sciences at Tennessee State University, an assistant professor of early childhood education, a firm advocate for children and families, has completed her most recent book "You Were Designed to Shine": an adorable picture book that easily resonates to young readers due to its fascinating pages. It puts emphasis on a child's uniqueness and encourages them to never lose that passion for it can help them reach the flowery road in the future.
Dr. Smith writes, "Every child is born with his or her own unique gifts and talents. With the support of the adults in their lives, children can have the opportunity to explore their interests. This story is designed to highlight the importance of being unique and embracing your passions. Travel along as we see how doing the things that come naturally to you can lead to amazing careers that you love.
You Were Designed to Shine is a book that will transcend throughout childhood. It can be read to young children and emergent readers and later read by skilled readers on their own. This journey will build self-esteem, introduce professions that may align with passions, all the while building vocabulary.
So go ahead, open your mind, develop your talents, and shine!"
Published by Fulton Books, Dr. Kimberly Smith's book is a wonderful and creative tool that promotes self-acceptance and self-assertiveness to the children.
Along with these life insights is a mini-glossary that could help in the development of a child's vocabulary.
Readers who wish to experience this informative and mesmerizing work can purchase "You Were Designed to Shine" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Gregory Reeves via email at gregory@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
Source: Fulton Books
