I'm (Mostly) Happy Being Me
By Anna Milbourne
Feeling down, one boy discovers that being different might be his greatest strength.
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Average score: 4.67
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What is I'm (Mostly) Happy Being Me about?
A young boy feels down when he compares himself to his classmates. However, he soon realises that everyone has unique qualities that make them special. From quirky talents to personal interests, these differences are worth celebrating. This heartwarming story encourages children to embrace their individuality and be happy just being themselves.
About the author
Anna Milbourne is a children’s author who loves turning big ideas into fun and easy-to-understand stories. She has written many popular books for Usborne, including 'Peep Inside the Castle' and 'How Deep is the Ocean?'. Anna enjoys helping curious young readers explore the world through her imaginative and beautifully illustrated books.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2025
First published
2026
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