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A Bad Case of the Almosts

By: Janet Sumner Johnson, Alexandra Colombo - illustrator
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The “almosts” are ruining Abby’s life! She’s almost tall enough. She’s almost a star student. She’s almost first in line—and on and on it goes. So why even bother entering the science fair? The almosts will ruin it anyway. But what if Abby is wrong? Maybe the almosts can actually be a good thing . . .

Feeling disappointment is a part of life, and Janet Sumner Johnson tackles that feeling with force in this inspirational book. In her signature kid-friendly text, Johnson highlights the importance of seeing positives in every situation and using a growth mindset to live your best life.

©2023 Janet Sumner Johnson, Alexandra Colombo (P)2024 Capstone Publishers, Inc. Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction

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