
The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes
Beatrice has never made a mistake, until she does in front of everyone. A classic for perfectionists, and it's really funny.
by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and Paris Rosenthal · illustrated by Holly Hatam
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Written by a mother and daughter, this book is a loving letter to girls, encouraging them to be loud, be curious, feel their feelings, and love exactly who they are.

Beatrice has never made a mistake, until she does in front of everyone. A classic for perfectionists, and it's really funny.

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