Book Title:  Dream It & Do It | Author: Holly A. Sharp | Category: Children’s Non-Fiction (Ages 3-7 | Publisher: Dream It & Do It LLC| Release date: November 2020

Book Description: Dream It & Do It introduces children to a wide range of career possibilities at a young age. Readers will explore 100 stories featuring 100 role models, each one showcasing a different career choice. Dream It & Do It was recently awarded a coveted Readers’ Favorite 5-Star Review from the largest fully-accredited book review platform, 1st place for short stories (Royal Dragonfly Book Award) and a Gold Mom’s Choice Award.

“Dream It & Do It by Holly Sharp is a perfect book for young kids who want to find their place in this world and what they’d like to be when they are older.” (Readers’ Favorite).

Readers will continued to be inspired through the coordinating Activity Book wherein 100+ activities teach your child about today’s career paths. Book can be purchased as a full collection or in 3 individual volumes. Find the paperback version on Amazon.com and hardcover on dreamitandoit.com.

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My Thoughts: Dream It & Do It is a fascinating book for kids. In clever, easily digestible 2-3 page snippets, readers learn about a diverse selection of people who made their dreams come true. It’s just enough detail to entice young minds without boring them and includes helpful examples of how to take the next step.

Some of my favorite sections include:

• Dr. Seuss – Perhaps surprisingly, Ted Seuss Guisel wrote for many years and was rejected dozens of times before a publisher took a chance on his poems. I especially love that his parents wanted him to be a doctor. I wonder if his pen name is his way of appeasing them?
• Robby Novak, Kid President – YouTube sensation Robby Novak simply wanted to have some fun in the midst of the 2012 presidential election. His simple sincerity and focus was a breath of fresh air that resonated with many and teaches us all to be true to ourselves.
• Maryann Brandon – Ever wonder what is behind the two-hour movie you just watched? Thousands of hours of video footage for one thing. It’s the job of the film’s editor that is at the heart of the moving-making process and young readers will learn about this fascinating and under-appreciated role.

The suggestions at the end include easy ways to start working toward a dream — like keeping a notebook for drawings, using LEGOs to create architectural structures and trying out coding with The Wonder Workshop. Parents might also be inspired to think differently about their children’s interests and maybe even allow a bit of monster drawing or video game time when that is truly a child’s passion.

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