My Auntie Is A Writer: The Power Of Written Words (Changemakers Book 2)
#2 of 2 in Changemakers Series
What’s inside...
This illustrated children's book is for all the little boys and girls who have a fun and creative writer in their lives - whether they are authors, journalists, copywriters, playwrights, screenwriters, or other writing creatives. We all have a favorite writer - someone, whose work has profoundly impacted our lives. And this beautiful story celebrates every single one of them. Sharing a little girl's excitement and curiosity about her aunt's love of writing, this rhyming story explores the importance of letting ourselves be inspired by all that surrounds us, and what the creative process is all about. Kids will love diving into the world of imagination and the power of words, and grown-ups will feel excited to share their creative adventures with little ones in an adorable and age appropriate way. Help your little ones discover the world of imagination and the power of words with this creative adventure by USA Today best-selling and award-winning author Eevi Jones. I'll be just like Aunt Julie when I'm big and fully grown. Imagination turned to ink, writing stories of my own. For writing is a power. A true power to behold. Impacting each reader. Changing lives, young and old. This beautifully illustrated children's book is for all the little boys and girls who have a fun and creative writer in their lives - whether they are authors, journalists, copywriters, playwrights, screenwriters, or other writing creatives. We all have a favorite writer - someone, whose work has profoundly impacted our lives. And this beautiful story celebrates every single one of them. Sharing a little girl's excitement and curiosity about her aunt's love of writing, this rhyming story explores the importance of letting ourselves be inspired by all that surrounds us, and what the creative process is all about. Kids will love diving into the world of imagination, and grown-ups will feel excited to share their creative adventures with little ones in an adorable and age appropriate way.
Discussion points
What do you think Auntie feels when she writes her stories?
Can you imagine a story you'd like to write? What would it be about?
How do you think writing can help people understand each other better?
Why is it important for people to share their stories with the world?
Who in your life do you think could be a changemaker like Auntie? Why?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to express their thoughts and feelings about the story. Use the questions to guide a deeper conversation about the importance of writing and sharing stories. Relate the themes of the book to your child’s everyday experiences, asking them to think about times they have told stories or could tell stories in the future. Highlight the impact that words can have, inspiring them to appreciate and potentially explore their own writing abilities.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of self-expression through writing
Explanation: The protagonist's aunt, a writer, showcases the power of expressing one's thoughts, feelings, and ideas through written words.
Real-World Application: Children can be encouraged to maintain journals or write stories, fostering a healthy outlet for self-expression and emotional processing.
Example Lesson: Persistence in pursuing one's passions
Explanation: The aunt faces and overcomes various challenges in her writing career, teaching persistence and dedication.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this lesson by continuing to work on their hobbies and interests, even when they face difficulties.
Example Lesson: Influence and impact of written words
Explanation: The story illustrates how the aunt's writings touch the lives of many, demonstrating the significant impact that words can have.
Real-World Application: Children learn the value of careful and thoughtful communication, realizing that their words can positively or negatively affect others.
Example Lesson: Learning from failure
Explanation: The aunt experiences setbacks but uses them as learning opportunities, reinforcing the idea that failure is a stepping stone to success.
Real-World Application: This teaches children resilience and the ability to learn and grow from their mistakes, rather than being discouraged by them.
Example Lesson: Celebrating diverse voices
Explanation: The aunt writes about different cultures and perspectives, highlighting the importance of diversity in literature.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to read and appreciate stories from different cultural backgrounds, promoting empathy and understanding.