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Our hope is that - by reading or visiting our children’s bookstore - you will find something special to enjoy with your own family.

- Ryan

Giveaway! The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig

Giveaway! The Invisible Boy by Trudy Ludwig

In honor of the beginning of the school year we've decided to do our very first giveaway. We recently wrote about Trudy Ludwig's The Invisible Boy, with illustrations by Patrice Barton, and why we think it's so important to teach your kids empathy. This book is an incredibly powerful tool for those lessons.

If you haven't read it, please check out our post to see why this is such a special book. We can't think of a better book to do a back-to-school September giveaway.

Our son is in kindergarten this year and we gifted his teacher a copy of this book. We were very happy to hear from our son that she read it to the whole class the next day. If you already have a copy of this book, please sign up below anyway - you can help spread kindness by gifting your copy to your kids' teachers or to a friend. 

Update 10/6/18: This Giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to Kristy S. and β€œLittle Man” for winning The Invisible Boy!

Congratulations to our winner!

Congratulations to our winner!

 
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One winner will be chosen at the end of September 30th, 2018. In order to enter you must simply: 1) Make sure to enter the giveaway in the box below 2) sign-up for our newsletter (you can find this at the bottom of every page) and 3) follow us or like us on just one of our social media accounts below. You can even unfollow or unsubscribe once the giveaway is over if you'd like! That's it! Winners will have to provide a US address for shipping. Let us know if you have any questions in the comments. You can also refer to the official rules.

Good luck, and tell your friends to help us spread the empathy around!

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