The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes: A Growth Mindset Book for Kids to Boost Confidence, Self-Esteem and Resilience (A Million Mistakes Series)

Great Book ! It’s a really fun book to read and it’s very interesting. It teaches a great lesson and encourages you to see how hard pays off. Never give up, keep trying and work hard.Do as much as you can

LOVE this book! The concept of hurdles can be a bit new for little kids that never heard of it, might of been easier plot line if it was just a running race. And the cats are a bit random. But the silliness and mistakes theme are excellent, loved by ages 2-10 here!

A really cute book about how hard work and determination and a little positive self talk can make all the difference in achieving your dreams!

The Girl Who Makes a Million Mistakes by Brenda Li is a charming and heartwarming story that follows a young girl who learns to embrace her imperfections. Through a series of humorous and relatable mishaps, she discovers that making mistakes is a natural part of growing up. The book conveys the message that it's okay to stumble along the way, as each mistake can lead to valuable lessons and personal growth. With its delightful illustrations and engaging narrative, this book is perfect for kids and anyone who needs a reminder that nobody's perfect.

Omg. I could read this every night to my kids. Super funny. Love Millie's passion.

Loved that the book uses positive talk and encourages making mistakes. My daughter loved it. Love that there are coloring pages at the end.

It was good and inspiring (Although I'm pretty sure Millie is a superhero with all the inhuman things she could do) but I disliked how her Mom seemed so proud and supportive and cheered her on in her first race... But didn't notice her daughter got stuck and even abandoned her and went home. Then when Millie gets herself unstuck and returns home, her Mom is like, "Where were you?" And I was just like 🤦‍♀️ really? She didn't even look for her or notice where she went. Aside from that, it was a cute book, I just don't think, in a children's book, it should be viewed as "ok" for a parent to be neglectful. I mean, even the Dad didn't go looking for his daughter. Plus, poor Millie accumulated so many injuries and no one ever took her to the dentist or doctor. 🙄 I don't typically review negatively on kids books, because I enjoy people's creativity and usually chock things up to "cartoon logic" (like why do the kids have blue hair and both parents have brown? I'm just assuming they adopted alien kids at this point, lol.)

Such a cute story!!