As we navigate the intricate tapestry of life, there's an art to engraving our personal stones of existence. She said: “I have many memories of the girls I’ve volunteered with over my years with Girlguiding, particularly those who have joined us very shy and have thrived during their time with us. It is a book about how a girl could do anything they want to when they grow up and strive for their dreams.

With beautiful illustrations that also remind us of some of the most successful women in the world in different professions! May your stones be chiselled with intention, authenticity, and a steadfast commitment to your unique values. We have a lot of inspiring women style books, and I do think this is one the girls engage with the most, probably because of the pictures. Teachers, parents, caregivers - check out these fun resources for nurturing and reinforcing important messages in children. Through fun new icons, as well as bold and lively colours, Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers now each have their own distinct identity.Today, we’re squarely focused on what drives, challenges and excites girls here and now, and in the future. I am very proud of her and proud of how Girlguiding supports and empowers girls and women to enjoy themselves, learn new skills and grow in confidence. Miss 4 really enjoyed this and I liked the references at the end to real women and their accomplishments. As an educator I would involve this book in my classroom from kindergarten to second grade as this book celebrates themes of empowerment and strength.

This is a picture book that has the potential to open up important discussions with both girls and boys about equality and opportunity. The endpapers at the end of the book also explores more aspiring women with an added description of their achievements. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.A couple of years ago when I did the STEMAZING Inspiration Academy and Alexandra Knight CEng FIMechE FWES started talking about creativity - my mind goblin was yelling "you're not a creative person" and I wondered how I would succeed in a programme where creativity was a main pillar. The impact of the pandemic on girls’ wellbeing, online pressures, discrimination and sexism all present unique challenges. I wanted to demonstrate that girls are allowed and entitled to create a space for themselves wherever they choose - whatever their interests or passions may be, and for that to be okay. But with the adding of actions she became more comfortable with our campfire songs and with us singing Happy Birthday. I love the pictures, but I also really love that whenever we read it, I feel excited, like there’s nothing I can dream that I can’t do.