Review – The Thankful Unicorn by Hayley Rose #journal #teens #coloringbook #PUYB @fifothebear

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If you like unicorns, you’ll love The Thankful Unicorn! The coloring book and gratitude journal in one.

The Thankful Unicorn is filled with inspiring quotes, positive actions and whimsical unicorn scenes that will be sure to delight even the young at heart, leading to a more confident, kind and creative child.

This innovative and uplifting book is all about building self-esteem, promoting positivity and inspiring creativity in young girls and boys.

 

 

Review

This gratitude/thankful journal is perfect for young people starting out and getting into the habit of recognizing what they are thankful for each day.  The unicorns are fun to color and each page has the same questions to fill out so the routine becomes a habit and you are not surprised by a new question.

This is a photo I took of one of the pages.  Each page is different and the boxes around the questions vary to spice it up each day.

 

I like that it asks more than just what we are thankful for each day, but also what dreams and goals we have each day, what we love about ourselves, and an affirmation to boost our self confidence and self worth.

This is a fun beginning journal for anyone.  While aimed at teens there is no reason an adult couldn’t use this each day especially if you enjoy coloring.

We give this 5 paws up.

 

About the Author

Hayley Rose is a #1 best-selling, award-winning author, dedicated to bringing fun, educational and inspiring books to kids through her brand Books by Hayley Rose.

In 2002 she released her first children’s book, Fifo When I Grow Up, followed by the #1 best-sellers, Fifo 50 States in 2010 and The Do’s and Don’ts in 2013. This year her brand plans to expand into music and games, along with the release of two more books Today I Feel Emotion on March 7th and Fifo Musical Animals ABC on November 2nd.

Hayley’s children’s books have won numerous literary awards, including the prestigious Mom’s Choice Awards®, KART Kids Book List Award®, Creative Child Magazine’s Preferred Choice® and four Reader’s Favorite International Book Awards®, an honor she shares alongside actor Jim Carrey and author Sheri Fink.

In 2012 Hayley was selected as one of “The Top 50 Writers You Should Be Reading” by the AuthorsShow.com.

Before writing children’s books, Hayley had been working in entertainment business management for over 15 years, specializing in concert touring. She has worked with many “A list” musicians including Michael Jackson, Rod Stewart and Candlebox just to name a few. Hayley hopes to one day soon release an album of children’s songs.

Hayley is currently a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, The Greater Los Angeles Writers Society, Independent Book Publishers Association and the Arizona Authors Association. She lives in Scottsdale, Arizona with her dog, Blanche.

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