Description
By: Kobi Yamada | Illustrator: Mae Besom
This inspiring boxed set brings together three New York Times bestselling picture books that empower children to nurture ideas, face challenges with courage, and embrace new opportunities—an unforgettable collection about creativity, resilience, and believing in what’s possible.
What if one idea could change everything? What if a problem became your greatest teacher? What if a chance was the beginning of something extraordinary?
An elegant, timeless gift for all ages, this deluxe boxed set features the award-winning titles from the What Do You Do With…? series: What Do You Do With an Idea?, What Do You Do With a Problem?, and What Do You Do With a Chance?
With messages that resonate across generations, these beloved books have inspired millions of readers worldwide to protect their ideas, face challenges with confidence, and recognize the change worth taking. A meaningful addition to any classroom, school library, or home, this collection is a powerful reminder that what we do and how we respond truly matters.
This inspiring boxed set brings together three New York Times bestselling picture books that empower children to nurture ideas, face challenges with courage, and embrace new opportunities—an unforgettable collection about creativity, resilience, and believing in what’s possible.
What if one idea could change everything? What if a problem became your greatest teacher? What if a chance was the beginning of something extraordinary?
An elegant, timeless gift for all ages, this deluxe boxed set features the award-winning titles from the What Do You Do With…? series: What Do You Do With an Idea?, What Do You Do With a Problem?, and What Do You Do With a Chance?
With messages that resonate across generations, these beloved books have inspired millions of readers worldwide to protect their ideas, face challenges with confidence, and recognize the change worth taking. A meaningful addition to any classroom, school library, or home, this collection is a powerful reminder that what we do and how we respond truly matters.