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To a child, size matters. Much emphasis is placed on being “big.” How often have you heard a child boast, “I not a baby! I a big girl (or boy)!” Children love to place their hands and feet beside a parent’s limbs and assert that they are almost as big as Mom or Dad. What I love about You Are (Not)Small by Anna Kang is that it taps into this touch point of childhood. With delightful illustrations by Christopher Weyant, it deftly and humorously, highlights that size is relative. The story follows a conversation between an ostensibly small character with a visibly larger one. The tiny one resists the label that the large character applies to him. The little one responds by turning the statement around: “I am not small. You are big.”

The reason for writing the book is easily understood. But I found the writing to be exceptional and informative throughout the book, from cover to cover. What does a Cable TV magnet, a revered Cardiologist plus Psychotherapist and a 25+ year veteran alternative health author have in common? Making sure the book was written perfectly. I'd have to also comment that most books on natural health topics are somewhat of a stretch to compile more than what a newsletter or brochure might contain. Some natural books for instance are a grouping of different topics because there isn't that much to share or explain. However this book is a delight. After reading it I decided to take it while earthing in the back yard again and read some more. I again was drawn into reading the book.