Join us at Page & Palette for an author storytime! On Wednesday, February 18th at 10AM, Becky Zingale will be here with her book, Wonderfully Different, Wonderfully Me. Enjoy a cup of coffee or ice cream as you listen to Becky’s storytime. We hope to see you there!
Wonderfully Different, Wonderfully Me
As a parent, Becky Zingale wrote "Wonderfully Different, Wonderfully Me," not only for her own daughters, but so all children can see themselves represented in a story, whether they connect with a character’s personal challenges, physical appearance, interests, or personality. "Wonderfully Different, Wonderfully Me" is the children's book that belongs in every household and classroom, to promote inclusion, acceptance and friendship. If you are a parent, teacher, or medical professional assisting a child who feels a bit different, "Wonderfully Different, Wonderfully Me" will inspire and encourage your children to find what they have in common with others and to celebrate what makes them, and others, wonderfully unique. “Becoming a Super Sibling” is written from the perspective of big sister Chloe. In simple language that is easy for kids to understand, Chloe explains… Facial Differences, Cleft Palate, Hearing Loss, BAHA/Ponto Hearing Aids, and of course, the ways she helps her sister! This heartwarming story offers hope and inspiration for families dealing with a challenging diagnosis—and for those who want to lend their support. Wonderfully Me Books are a great resource for parents, teachers, and medical professionals, and can be used in homes, churches, schools, childcare centers, and waiting rooms to start conversations which promote inclusion, acceptance, and friendship. Lets grow in Confidence and Compassion together! Resources, information, and hardcover books are available at: WonderfullyMeBooks.com
Becky Zingale
Becky Zingale likes butterflies, sunflowers, board games, hiking, rock climbing, and building LEGO with her husband, Duane, and their two daughters, Chloe and Ariasha. Ariasha was born with facial differences and needs to use bone anchored hearing aids (BAHAs), just like her dada! So Becky started making headbands and accessories for BAHA-wearers and their siblings, as well as writing children’s books, not only for her daughters, but so all children can see themselves represented in stories and grow in confidence and compassion together. Follow on social media @OurWonderFamily (FaceBook, Instagram, YouTube)