Finding Kindness is a beautiful new book with a message we all need right now

Finding Kindness: A beautiful new children's book with a message the world needs | Sponsored Message

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Kindness comes in all shapes and sizes, which is exactly the lesson kids will learn reading the newest book from New York Times-bestselling author Deborah Underwood. Finding Kindness celebrates kindness, and its importance, in all forms, whether it's doing an act of kindness, or learning to accept an act of kindess yourself.

Finding Kindness: A beautiful new book with a message this world needs | Sponsored

The adorable artwork by Irene Chan features sweet, diverse characters and bold, bright colors that complement the simple, meaningful prose. From a child offering a neighbor a helping hand to an adult reminding his son that he forgot his house key, even just the small act of receiving a special card from a loved one, or feeding the neighborhood birds, this book is such a wonderful way to teach empathy and generosity. And it's done in such a thoughtful way that children can internalize. Finding Kindness is the perfect feel good, read aloud story with a message this world truly needs. What a special gift for your own child, or someone else's. This is a sponsored message on behalf of Macmillan Children's Publishing Group

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