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I Knew You Could Do It!

I Knew You Could Do It!

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  • Create Date：2022-03-23 06:51:55
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Nancy Tillman
  • ISBN：1250812801
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Summary

A board book version of another heartfelt picture book from bestselling author Nancy Tillman， this time about resilience and reaching one's goals。

I knew you could do it！
I knew that you could！

Of everyone out there
I knew that you would。

A celebration of everyday accomplishments as well as life’s milestones， New York Times bestselling children's book author Nancy Tillman's I Knew You Could Do It applauds anyone who has overcome hurdles and challenges， and also cheers them into the future。 And for anyone who needs an infusion of support or reassurance， it tells them， "I believe in you。"

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Reviews

Patricia N。 McLaughlin ，

Five-star fabulous！ What a powerful infusion of support， reassurance， and can-do confidence for readers of all ages， especially those who get caught up in the brambles and thickets of “thinky thoughts”！ The whimsical illustrations add multiple dimensions to the story， drawing on characters and settings from many well-known fairytales in creative and imaginative ways。 Bravo！

Lisa ，

A little too bland/vague for me， but not bad。

Cindy Mitchell *Kiss the Book* ，

I Knew You Could Do It！ By Nancy Tillman。 PICTURE BOOK。 Feiwel and Friends （Macmillan）， 2019。 $18。 9781250113771BUYING ADVISORY: Pre-K， EL （K-3） - ADVISABLEAUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGEThe narrator speaks encouraging words， presumably to the reader。 While things were difficult and hard， the narrator expresses pride that the obstacles were surmounted。 The illustrations are a mix of what appears to be photography and paint。 They have a very layered feel to them。 This book is cheery and sends out lots o I Knew You Could Do It！ By Nancy Tillman。 PICTURE BOOK。 Feiwel and Friends （Macmillan）， 2019。 $18。 9781250113771BUYING ADVISORY: Pre-K， EL （K-3） - ADVISABLEAUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGEThe narrator speaks encouraging words， presumably to the reader。 While things were difficult and hard， the narrator expresses pride that the obstacles were surmounted。 The illustrations are a mix of what appears to be photography and paint。 They have a very layered feel to them。 This book is cheery and sends out lots of positive vibes to the reader。 Some of the illustrations are absolutely charming while others are a bit cheesy。 The dreamlike feel of the illustrations make it feel more appropriate for young readers or as a bedtime story。 Jen Wecker， HS English Teacherhttps://kissthebookjr。blogspot。com/20。。。 。。。more

Pinky ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Affirmations for children and fantastic creatures abound in this book。

Amy ，

Nancy Tillman continues her gorgeous mixed-media illustrations in a new book that celebrates life’s accomplishments big and small， I Knew You Could Do It。 No matter what goal you set out to achieve， this book knows the gumption of staring down the dragon， or being the star of your own fairytale。 If someone needs that added reassurance， strength or applause， this book has it all， because， in the end， you knew they could do it！For more reviews and body paints of book covers please visit my instagr Nancy Tillman continues her gorgeous mixed-media illustrations in a new book that celebrates life’s accomplishments big and small， I Knew You Could Do It。 No matter what goal you set out to achieve， this book knows the gumption of staring down the dragon， or being the star of your own fairytale。 If someone needs that added reassurance， strength or applause， this book has it all， because， in the end， you knew they could do it！For more reviews and body paints of book covers please visit my instagram page: https://www。instagram。com/amy_forthel。。。 。。。more

Jessica Martin-Wegryn ，

After reading， I Knew You Could Do It！ by Nancy Tillman I felt true joy。 The book conveys a beautiful message that someone believed the child the entire time they were completing a diffcult task。 The story goes beyond that message by acknowledging the challenges that could have been faced and the persistence endured。 The book places significance on the fact the child should be proud of themselves for completing a task by calling them the “star of their own fairytale” and in the line “You should After reading， I Knew You Could Do It！ by Nancy Tillman I felt true joy。 The book conveys a beautiful message that someone believed the child the entire time they were completing a diffcult task。 The story goes beyond that message by acknowledging the challenges that could have been faced and the persistence endured。 The book places significance on the fact the child should be proud of themselves for completing a task by calling them the “star of their own fairytale” and in the line “You should be awfully， awesomely proud”。 I believe this is such an important message to articulate to children so to raise their self-esteem and put worth in their talents。 The book continues by reminding children they have many more battles to win and although it will be diffcult， they have the strength to complete them。 Furthermore， along all those battles once the child completes them， the book reminds the children the reader will be there saying， “I knew you could do it！” in the end。 In addition to the message， I love the illustrations of the book。 Nancy illustrated the book through colorful digital images。 The pictures related to the message on the page next to it， which helps the children follow along。 Overall， the images enrapture the reader because they are different on every page， very fantastical， and poetic。 For example， one image has a child riding a loin， which conveys a metaphorical message of bravery。 Often the background within the images are faded to place emphasis on the focus of the message the text and image create combined together。 I appreciate the rhyming within the book as well because it creates a flow。 This promotes the calming and reassuring tone of the story。 It should be noted that this story is meant for an adult， such as a parent or teacher， to read to a child。 Overall， I believe the message of this story is crucial to articulate for children to understand the significance of their effort。 I believe it can be a great story to teach a moral to a classroom of students or for a parent to read to a child at bedtime。 。。。more

Karen Johnson ，

If you know Nancy Tillman's work， it's more of the same。 That means a positive， uplifting message for kids - in this case， obvious from the title - and colorful artwork。Some people will get every book for the kids in their life， and others will find it maybe too sweet。 Certainly worth checking her out to see which camp you belong in。 （I'm personally not that sweet， but I appreciate positive messages for kids。） If you know Nancy Tillman's work， it's more of the same。 That means a positive， uplifting message for kids - in this case， obvious from the title - and colorful artwork。Some people will get every book for the kids in their life， and others will find it maybe too sweet。 Certainly worth checking her out to see which camp you belong in。 （I'm personally not that sweet， but I appreciate positive messages for kids。） 。。。more

Kelly ，

I enjoy Nancy Tillman's books。 They are uplifting。 This one is no different， and it is written fairly well to reach the target audience （picture book=children）。 I enjoy Nancy Tillman's books。 They are uplifting。 This one is no different， and it is written fairly well to reach the target audience （picture book=children）。 。。。more

Karen ，

I give this five stars as this book let's you know you are the holder of your destiny。 Yes， things will not always go your way but how you react to them and what you do after shows your courage。 Although not a real fan of the illustrations， this book should be shared with not only young children but those graduating high school and moving on！！ Thank you Nancy Tillman I give this five stars as this book let's you know you are the holder of your destiny。 Yes， things will not always go your way but how you react to them and what you do after shows your courage。 Although not a real fan of the illustrations， this book should be shared with not only young children but those graduating high school and moving on！！ Thank you Nancy Tillman 。。。more

Katy ，

2。5

EMMANUEL ，

This is my favorite modern children’s book that I’ve read lately。 It’s so encouraging and uplifting。 Definitely a book to remind you of what determination， dedication， resilience， and loyalty to fulfill a goal really means。 Will read again in the future。

Raven Black ，

In the style of Tillman。 Some interesting interpretations of folktales in the art。

Barbara ，

With her usual luminous digital illustrations enhanced with mixed media elements such as chalk， watercolor and pencil， Nancy Tillman continues to spread her message of positivity and unconditional love in these pages。 Using rhyming text and her own brimming optimism， she celebrates the accomplishments of youngsters as they face down life's challenges。 Although the illustrations feature outlandish accomplishments--lassoing the moon， winning a tug of war with bears， and flying into the sky， for in With her usual luminous digital illustrations enhanced with mixed media elements such as chalk， watercolor and pencil， Nancy Tillman continues to spread her message of positivity and unconditional love in these pages。 Using rhyming text and her own brimming optimism， she celebrates the accomplishments of youngsters as they face down life's challenges。 Although the illustrations feature outlandish accomplishments--lassoing the moon， winning a tug of war with bears， and flying into the sky， for instance--the text doesn't specify what those accomplishments were。 I liked that since it allows each young reader to consider the lines to be pitched to him/her。 After all， what might be challenging and almost overwhelming to one person might be a snap for someone else。 Instead of being specific， she writes， "it wasn't easy， that thing that you did" （unpaged）。 Perhaps， most importantly， the text suggests that readers keep the victories and battles they've already won in mind as they face new challenges， drawing strength from the journey they've taken so far。 Ideal for sharing with those who are starting off on a new path as a message of encouragement， this picture book reminds readers that they might get knocked off their horses a time or two， but in the end， they will triumph。 The author has threaded in textual and visual references to classic fairy tales on several pages。 And when readers finish this book， they will know that they can do it， whatever the task happens to be。 。。。more

Adrianne Rosal ，

This one was read to our third graders now moving on to fourth grade！！ We knew they could do it。。。。

Linda Atkinson ，

I love the illustrations。

Amanda Murphy ，

I love this illustrations in this book。 They are fabulous。 The story assumes that the child will come out on top， but also promises （and encourages through） difficulty。

Reference

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