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Think Big (Live Big) Hardcover – May 12, 2020

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Moonbeam Award for Best Series

Set in the wilds of the African savanna, Think Big follows moody Baboon as he discovers another powerful secret.

In the third installment in her Live Big Series, best-selling, award-winning author Kat Kronenberg takes readers back to the wilds of the African savanna where the animals not only still struggle to find food, but now they face life-threatening situations. They must fight to survive and are terrified.

But when our beloved moody Baboon challenges Kudu on what to do, everything begins to change. One by one, Kudu, Giraffe, and Bee are faced with the dilemma of who they want to be. After watching Bee choose to do good, Baboon figures out a new secret: We can light the stars in our hearts, empowering our lives, once we smile big deep within, truly believing in who we are, our ideas, and the importance of caring for others.

The danger continues to mount and Baboon finally gets so scared that he cries out for help. Luckily, some fun animals and Baobab Tree come to the rescue! Will they try the new—SHHH—secret so their collective ideas not only help all the animals survive, but thrive together so that their dreams can come true?

Once again, Kronenberg creates a mythical evolution story of some of nature's most fascinating characters to teach young readers foundational skills for life—in this case, helping them build a loving community that knows the joy of gratitude, giving, and going for the extraordinary. Through playful dialogue and beautiful illustrations, readers learn to take a deep breath, connect their heads to their hearts, and celebrate their best lives as they problem solve. As with Dream Big and Love Big, Kronenberg includes hands-on activities at the end of the book and on her website. Her dream is that the whole experience will inspire young readers everywhere to learn to think big together.

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3 - 10 years
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48 pages
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9.3 x 0.4 x 9.5 inches
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Greenleaf Book Group
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May 12, 2020
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1626347107
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978-1626347106
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About the Author

Kat Kronenberg is a born-and-raised Texan with a Big Dream: that Two-Leggers people all around the world DREAM, LOVE, and THINK big together as we all catch CATCH-M too, and celebrate the great things we can do! Plus, Kat hopes her best-selling, award-winning books inspire us to live the animals' motto; ''I can be great I am . . .'' as we live our best lives together. Kat lives in Austin with her husband and is the proud parent of two amazing boys, two beautiful adopted nieces, four fantastic grandchildren, three four-legged friends, and one grandpuppy.

David Miles spent his childhood sloshing through creek beds, climbing trees, and creating numerous baked goods. That spirit of adventure and curiosity often finds its way into his illustrations through quirky characters and hidden surprises.

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Publisher : Greenleaf Book Group (May 12, 2020)
Language : English
Hardcover : 48 pages
ISBN-10 : 1626347107
ISBN-13 : 978-1626347106
Reading age : 3 - 10 years
Item Weight : 1 pounds
Dimensions : 9.3 x 0.4 x 9.5 inches

Best Sellers Rank: #845,777 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #22,737 in Children's Action & Adventure Books (Books)
- #37,669 in Children's Animals Books
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Joan Emerson

Animals Teach Young Readers About Caring for Others

Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2020

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Thousands of years have passed since the savannas began in East Africa. The animals continue roaming the land in search of food; moody Baboon continues to tell them what to do. But Baboon discovers a powerful secret and helps Giraffe, Kudu, Busy Bee, Elephant, Bush Baby, and the Baobab Tree learn an important lesson. Baboon and Bee write a special song for Kudu and the friends celebrate with pom-pons and Baboon’s famous boom shake celebration.

This mythological fable, the third in a series [following “Dream Big” and “Love Big”], the animals are afraid and don’t choose to help others; Baboon challenges Kudu and everything begins to change. A footnote provides a brief fact about each of the animals as the young reader meets each of them. The story encourages young readers, empowering them to believe in themselves, and their ideas as they realize they are extraordinary and are capable of amazing things. Because they are made of star-stuff, they are extraordinary. A positive lesson about the importance of caring for others, young readers are sure to read this story over and over again.

Recommended.

I received a free copy of this eBook from Greenleaf Book Group Press and NetGalley
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Alisha

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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020

From the Oh Bless It! blog - Ever have those moments when you just want to give up? It seems that there's nothing you can do to make a difference in your life or in the lives of those around you. Kat Kronenberg penned a delightful story to show children that there are ways to get out of that slump. Beautifully illustrated by David Miles, the characters come to life on the pages within.

I'm a firm believer that we always have a choice. As a "two-legger," I am blessed with the freedom to choose my attitude, my outlook, and my actions. This book reminds us that sometimes, in order to make the right choice, we have to think BIG; sometimes we have to make an effort to have our brain connect with our heart.

Activity ideas are included at the back of the book that are geared for kiddos 6-10 years old, but the story can be enjoyed by kiddos as young as 3 years old. My own children loved learning about East Africa by reading the interesting facts included on some of the pages: facts about giraffes, bees, Baobab trees, and kudus.

This would be a great addition for any elementary school classroom and even a simple home library. This would also be a useful tool for anyone who does family counseling. I did not have the privilege of reviewing the first two books in the Live Big Series - "Dream Big" and "Love Big" - but if they are anything like this one, I would recommend completing the set.

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Andrea Coventry

Some good and some weird

Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020

This is a fable involving African animals learning how to become their best selves. And by doing so, whether it's gathering food or saving others from a fire, they evolve into the creatures that we know today. And they share ways of being a great person (or animal in this case). The pictures are lively and colorful, which is attractive to the reader. But I had a really hard time with the giraffe, because in the beginning, he has no neck. I understand the story, that he evolves to growing the long neck to be helpful in getting food for the other animals, but that picture really bugged me for some reason. I know that the kudu also ends up changing its appearance, but honestly was not as familiar with that animal before this book. I think children are also going to question what is wrong with the giraffe's neck, because it reminds me more of a cow or something, instead.

I did like how the author included factual tidbits about each of the animals, such as the dance that bees use to communicate with each other about where to find flowers.

At the end of the book are several activities that children can do to re-engage them with the book as they go on hunts or interpret some of the information differently. Plus they can practice ways of living to the best of their abilities, using the Think Big ideas.

Thank you to the publisher for fulfilling my review request via NetGalley. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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MariaLoganMontgomery

A great gift for children

Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020

I was invited to read the award-winning Live Big series created for children by Kat Kronenberg and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Think Big is the last book in the trilogy. It seems to be written for older children, as it has sections that small children could not do.

There are activities such as writing who they are, their gifts, goals, and passions; creating a family tree, and learning to be generous with not only those on the tree, but with community regarding safety, food and water, medicine. They are then to consider how blessed we all are, no matter our circumstances. This, too would be a wonderful book for slightly older children.

What made The Grumpy Book Reviewer grumpy? Not a thing!

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Karen Siddall

Think Big by Kat Kronenberg has ideas as big as the African savanna!

Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2020

"Think Big" by Kat Kronenberg has ideas as big as the African savanna!

The third in Kat Kronenberg's series for children and families, "Think Big," continues with the characters and the most wonderful illustrations as in the previous two colorful picture books - "Love Big" and "Dream Big." In fact, I believe it helps if the reader has explored these first two books before delving into number three, however, it is not a must.

I thought the story was a bit more engaging than in the first two and will reach an even wider and appreciative audience. There's action, danger, a silly baboon, and cute baby animals again. There's even unobtrusive "sidebar" notes on some pages of an animal factoid that leads to ideas and interests related to but outside the current story.

I've really come to look forward to seeing new additions to this series on the African savanna. I recommend this book to families with small children but most specifically those in the Kindergarten to 2nd grade age range.

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