The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be
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- Create Date：2021-07-03 06:53:43
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Joanna Gaines
- ISBN：1400314232
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Summary
In the #1 New York Times bestseller The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be， Joanna Gaines and illustrator Julianna Swaney celebrate how creativity and acceptance can come together to make for a bright and beautiful adventure。 The book follows a group of children as they each build their very own hot-air balloons。 As the kids work together， leaning into their own skills and processes， to fill the sky with beautiful colors， we discover that the same is true for life—it's more beautiful and vibrant when our differences are celebrated。
Together with Joanna， you and your kids will take a journey of growth and imagination as you learn in full color that:
• We should celebrate every child's one-of-a-kind strengths as well as teamwork and acceptance of differences
• Everything can be made more beautiful when we share our talents and abilities
• We should lend a helping hand and do our best to take care of one another
The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be is a vibrant picture book perfect for:
• Ages 4-8
• Parents， libraries， classroom story times， and discussions about diversity and being a good human being
• Households that enjoy watching Chip and Joanna on Magnolia Network and HGTV's Fixer Upper
With plenty of pink， a bounty of blue， orange and green and yellow too， this vibrant hot-air balloon adventure celebrates every child and teaches kids that we are in this together。 "You're one of a kind， and it's so clear to see: The world needs who you were made to be。"
Together with Joanna， you and your kids will take a journey of growth and imagination as you learn in full color that:
• We should celebrate every child's one-of-a-kind strengths as well as teamwork and acceptance of differences
• Everything can be made more beautiful when we share our talents and abilities
• We should lend a helping hand and do our best to take care of one another
The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be is a vibrant picture book perfect for:
• Ages 4-8
• Parents， libraries， classroom story times， and discussions about diversity and being a good human being
• Households that enjoy watching Chip and Joanna on Magnolia Network and HGTV's Fixer Upper
With plenty of pink， a bounty of blue， orange and green and yellow too， this vibrant hot-air balloon adventure celebrates every child and teaches kids that we are in this together。 "You're one of a kind， and it's so clear to see: The world needs who you were made to be。"
Reviews
Molly
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Celebrating differences。 Especially when it comes to learning & working。
Collette
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Such a nice book - my daughter who is 5 really liked this one。 A lovely message。
Sofia & Mama
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I think this book was a very nice book because it had a good message and the pictures were very nice。 It was about being yourself。 The moral of this story was to be yourself because if you act like other people， then nobody will like you。 If you be yourself， then people will be nice to you。 We are all unique so if people need help with something that nobody knows about， you might know how to do that。
Q
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Great Book！All of us are needed even though were are all different。 A book about everyone’s differences being beautiful and making the world beautiful place。 Great for children and adults alike。
Joshua Arlan
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To introduce the concept that everyone is unique and everyone is important as they are。
Erica Leigh
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Beautiful story & illustrations。
Alesia
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such a sweet book in both hard copy and audio book。 On the audio book her daughter helps her read the book， very adorable
Jocelyn Cervantes
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Great illustrations！ I loved this book very much because of the encouraging messages it sends to children！
Christie Nicole
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Lovely book。 Absolutely lovely just like the author。 A great gift for any child， especially one who doubts why they are here or wonders what it's like to feel special， loved， and needed。 Lovely book。 Absolutely lovely just like the author。 A great gift for any child， especially one who doubts why they are here or wonders what it's like to feel special， loved， and needed。 。。。more
Jillian Gutierrez
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Do you want your kid to be more accepting of others unique qualities and characteristics？ Honestly， this is a great book choice to expose your child to a positive attitude。 This should be the new social norm。 I love that the author organzied the texts in different locations of the pages。 It forced the reader to shift their focus and follow the images。 The fact that this story was centered around the craft of making a Hot air Balloon made it even more better （I love the idea of hot air balloons）。 Do you want your kid to be more accepting of others unique qualities and characteristics？ Honestly， this is a great book choice to expose your child to a positive attitude。 This should be the new social norm。 I love that the author organzied the texts in different locations of the pages。 It forced the reader to shift their focus and follow the images。 The fact that this story was centered around the craft of making a Hot air Balloon made it even more better （I love the idea of hot air balloons）。 The combination use of pastel colors and nature added to the adventurous theme going on as well。 It was filled with mulitple ways to descirbe a persons way of approaching projects and crafts。 This is also a good book choice for students who still love and are engaged with rhyming patterns。 。。。more
Audrey
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Poorly written， but loved the illustrations
Donna
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Challenge: Book-A-Day in May （9/31）。 The author's second book for children; this one helps children to understand that approaching life and the things we do in our own unique and different ways are all needed in the world。 That there is no one correct way to do something as long as we live our lives with grace， kindness， compassion， and the courage to do the best we can。 Using the construction of air balloons to fill the sky， Joanna's story， as illustrated by Julianna Swaney， provides a colorful Challenge: Book-A-Day in May （9/31）。 The author's second book for children; this one helps children to understand that approaching life and the things we do in our own unique and different ways are all needed in the world。 That there is no one correct way to do something as long as we live our lives with grace， kindness， compassion， and the courage to do the best we can。 Using the construction of air balloons to fill the sky， Joanna's story， as illustrated by Julianna Swaney， provides a colorful project that depicts all of the different ways that we work and solve problems creatively and intellectually。 A nice addition to Gaines' previous book on children as gardeners。 。。。more
Lauren Hanford
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A super cute book about how it's okay to be different， and that differences make us important， in addition that we can all work together no matter what。No rating found。 A super cute book about how it's okay to be different， and that differences make us important， in addition that we can all work together no matter what。No rating found。 。。。more
Laura Rooney
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Great story about how everyone works differently but at the end of the day the is who they are and will still get the job done。 Loved the simple colors and illustrations that helped keep the story flowing and very engaging。 Recommend this book for all readers of all ages。
Pinky
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 There are all kinds of thinkers and doers in this world and they are all needed。
Sahel
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خوانش: صبح دومین روز از دومین ماه از بهارِ دو صفر، در میانه صبح。。。 در روزهایی که ادبیات کودک، مزهٔ کوچک و دلپذیر خوانشهای بهاری است。。تصویرسازی این کتاب به تنهایی میتونه پنج امتیاز بگیره。 تلاشی که برای نشون دادن تفاوت ها شده و اینکه هر آدمی همینی که هست کافیه و بهترینیه که میتونه باشه عالیه。 گوشزد کردن این موضوع، توی دنیایی که به لطف شبکه های اجتماعی و بمب باران اطلاعات، هر روز این کافی نبودن بهمون یادآوری میشه حقیقتا لازمه
Charity
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Super sweet book
Meaghan Martin
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Grade Level: K-5I really love this book for students of all ages！ The book follows along with students building a hot air balloon and takes note of how different students start the project in different ways。 It celebrates diversity and how we can all come together in our own unique ways to create something beautiful。This book can not only be tied to diversity but also would be a great segway into a conversation surrounding how society needs all kinds of people in varying career fields to run fun Grade Level: K-5I really love this book for students of all ages！ The book follows along with students building a hot air balloon and takes note of how different students start the project in different ways。 It celebrates diversity and how we can all come together in our own unique ways to create something beautiful。This book can not only be tied to diversity but also would be a great segway into a conversation surrounding how society needs all kinds of people in varying career fields to run functionally。 I can see so many great art projects and graphic organizers stemming from this book as well that could help students continue to think about what makes them unique and how they can contribute to their classroom， school， and surrounding community。 。。。more
Patricia Gmitrovic
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Beautiful message！
Nicole Stanton
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I love this book！ I love how it focuses on different personalities instead of physical characteristics。 It shows all personalities have value and are needed。 It rhymes which I adore a good rhyming book。
Marcie
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Just a little too preachy for me but I can see why others love it。 Maybe I'll like it better reading it with kids。 Just a little too preachy for me but I can see why others love it。 Maybe I'll like it better reading it with kids。 。。。more
Dina
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There are great messages and beautiful illustrations in this book。
Gabrielle Stoller
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While this book did remind me of "Oh the Places You'll Go" （AKA perfect for a graduating gift， new baby， etc。）， it was better than I expected。 Once again， I was worried because， you know， that whole celebrity written thing。 But the illustrations are lovely and the book made me smile。 While this book did remind me of "Oh the Places You'll Go" （AKA perfect for a graduating gift， new baby， etc。）， it was better than I expected。 Once again， I was worried because， you know， that whole celebrity written thing。 But the illustrations are lovely and the book made me smile。 。。。more
Chantal
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An okay picture book with okay drawings。 At times this book felt like a politically correct book with all the positive wording they could find。 That made it for me a little over the top。
Ender
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A visual celebration of diversity and identity mixed with lovely rhymes。
Laurie
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I was hoping this would be a Christian book， but it doesn’t mention how God created us or His plan for our lives。 It’s still a cute book about different learning styles that would be perfect for reading at the beginning of the school year。 And kids can design their own hot air balloons to represent themselves。
Mary N
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The cover looked a bit Dr。Seuss-like - Oh the Places You'll Go - but I was surprised to conclude that the text and illustrations are really good。 Read it for Pre-K storytime and it went well。 The cover looked a bit Dr。Seuss-like - Oh the Places You'll Go - but I was surprised to conclude that the text and illustrations are really good。 Read it for Pre-K storytime and it went well。 。。。more
Marisa Lightfoot
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This book is so fun for students。 I read this to my kindergarten students for a read aloud and they absolutely loved it。 I am all about positive affirmations for children！ This book is a really creative way for children to hear those affirmations。 I think it would be really fun to keep those affirmations going throughout your classroom with themes and lessons。
Elizabeth
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