Paula Faris

I'm genuinely captivated by this exquisitely illustrated book. Paula Faris, the author, has masterfully reframed the conventional query of "What do you want to do when you grow up?" into a profound exploration of "Who do you want to be?" This shift in perspective underscores the idea that our identity transcends the roles we occupy. It's a reminder that we tend to define individuals solely by their professions, often overlooking their deeper qualities.
This book encourages us to ponder the question, "Who am I?" as opposed to the more conventional, "What am I?" It's a query that carries profound value in understanding our true selves and the essence of our existence.
The enchanting illustrations crafted by Bhagya Madanasinghe add an extra layer of beauty to the narrative, making it a delightful visual and intellectual experience. This book isn't just for personal enjoyment; it's also an excellent choice for reading aloud in a classroom or sharing with family.
Many thanks to the author and Library thing for an opportunity to read.… (mere)