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    I Can Be...
    I Can Be...
    I Can Be...
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    I Can Be...

    By Jacqueline M. Stewart

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    I CAN BE is a poetic ode filled with vibrant ambition for all children to fearlessly believe in their own unique abilities and loving themselves.

    This book empowers its readers to cultivate positive self-talk that is inspired by Mae who is the main character. It gives parents of young children the opportunity to discuss the importance of self-love and believing in life’s endless possibilities.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateJan 11, 2023
    ISBN9781665577199
    I Can Be...
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    Jacqueline M. Stewart

    Jacqueline M. Stewart is a Canadian Educator, Poet, Mentor, and Author whose many years working in the Early Childhood Education field sparked her passion for the enhancement of emergent literacy in young children. It is through her love of poetry, broad based human experiences, and insightful conversations with young children that I Can Be… was born.

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