About the Book
Even when it’s hard, it takes courage to be brave!
In the delightful children’s book – Take Courage with You, The Lion (who represents the courage within all of us), travels with its young companion throughout the pages, teaching young readers that courage isn’t a concept, it’s an action! Through vivid imagery and a heartwarming tale, Take Courage with You inspires readers to trust their instincts, follow their hearts, and let love be their guide. It’s an excellent resource for parents, educators, and childcare providers who want to instill confidence in their children, emphasizing that courage isn’t about being fearless, it’s about facing our fears, even when it gets hard!
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