The Girl who Never Made Mistakes
By Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein
When perfect Beatrice makes a spectacular mistake, can she discover it’s not a disaster?
Genres
What is The Girl who Never Made Mistakes about?
Beatrice Bottomwell is famous for never making a mistake. She matches her socks, completes her homework and wins the school talent show every year. But when a surprising mishap happens during this year’s performance, Beatrice worries that everyone will laugh at her—and that her perfect reputation is ruined. With encouragement from her friends, she discovers that mistakes are not disasters. They can be funny, freeing and useful, helping us learn, grow and enjoy ourselves without needing to get everything right.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2011
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