What If? It’s Okay – A Captivating Children’s Book Inspiring Self-Discovery and Acceptance
[Seattle, WA] — [October 10th, 2023] — Author Katherine Therien invites readers of all ages on a transformational journey of self-discovery and acceptance with the release of her latest children’s book, What If? It’s Okay. This extraordinary work is set to leave an unforgettable mark on children’s literature by delivering a thoughtful message of positivity, individuality, and the beauty of being true to oneself.
In a world filled with distractions and pressures, What If? It’s Okay serves as a guiding light, encouraging young minds to believe they are loved. Through its beautiful illustrations and messages of encouragement, the book inspires children to ask, “What if?” and embrace the qualities that set them apart.
At the heart of it is the celebration of individuality. What If? It’s Okay supports the idea that every child is unique and should be nurtured and celebrated. The book empowers young readers to embrace their differences and understand that it’s not only okay but also wonderful to be themselves. Parents, caregivers, and educators will find What If? It’s Okay to be a valuable tool for fostering positive self-esteem and nurturing the individuality of the young ones in their care.
For those seeking a book that instills a sense of positivity, self-discovery, and acceptance in children, What If? It’s Okay is now available on Amazon:
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Katherine Therien
About Katherine Therien:
Katherine Therien is a retired teacher committed to reinventing herself. Born in Salmon, Idaho, Katherine recognizes that small-town values contributed to her development and who she is today. Those same values also limited her growth as a human. Instead of going to college out of high school, she went to work managing a restaurant and had one goal, and that was to be a mommy and wife. Her focus then shifted to earning a college degree so that she could provide an abundant life for her son. This new goal resulted in a Secondary History Degree, followed by a Master of Education Literacy and various certifications. Katherine spent the next twenty years teaching history, Special Education, and English, but her greatest impact as a teacher was during the last nine years of her career teaching at-risk students in a residential program.
Her new aspiration is to pursue a writing career because full-time gardening and lawn care did not fulfill her heartfelt desire to continue impacting lives.
What If? It’s Okay is Katherine’s first professional attempt at publishing and addresses her absolute certainty that all children need to be loved and accepted regardless of their chosen life path.
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