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by Michelle Olson (Author)
Emily has a big decision to make... and her tummy is tied in knots!
Emily LOVES dancing with her ribbon-it's her favorite thing in the whole world! But she's SO afraid of messing up that she's never danced in front of anyone. Not even her best friend, Becky. So when Becky asks Emily to join the talent show, panic sets in. Will Emily let her anxiety hold her back-or can she be brave and step into the spotlight to help a friend?
With guaranteed giggles and a sweet message about courage, perseverance, and friendship, Emily Was SO Embarrassed is a relatable read-aloud for any child who's ever felt nervous about trying something new.
Bonus fun: The images are packed with fun, engaging details-absolutely perfect for kids who love search-and-find books!
A perfect read for young girls to help build a strong self-growth mindset.
"Colorful and creative-a crafty way to impart life lessons." -Kirkus Reviews
"Inspiring story of a button learning to overcome embarrassment." -Booklife
Goodreads Reviews
"I loved how the book teaches us to push ourselves, to get out there, and push through the mistakes you make. I think this is great for kids to read." -Kristi
"Very relatable and such a great book for teaching empathy and empowerment." -Kelley
"Perfect for young people to develop with their social anxiety issues, understand that making a mistake is okay and accepting that you need to pick yourself up when it's tough and the rewards will be great!" -Harbir
"The story itself conveys really good lessons - helping your friends (even when it is not convenient or comfortable for you), facing your fears, and realizing that it is OK to make mistakes." -Gilbert
"Emily Was SO Embarrassed is an encouraging tale about friendship, bravery, and self-acceptance. Its relatable themes and charming storytelling make it a fantastic choice for children who need a reminder that it's okay to shine." -Queenie
"This book is ideal for children, adults, and anyone who needs a reminder that perfection is a hope, a dream, and an illusion and that being average is an excellent, heartwarming quality." -Christine
