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Have you ever had a bad day? One so bad that you yelled at your mom and brother, kicked the dog, and got sent to your room? Everly has. Everly hates being called names! When the kids at school make fun of her, Everly comes home upset. In her frustration, she is unkind to her family and herself. Everly doesn't realize that the names we call ourselves matter. After their big fight, it's up to Everly to make things right. She isn't sure how until her mom helps her understand a really big truth: no matter what anyone else calls us, Our Name is Loved. How do we handle name calling?(Especially the names we call ourselves?) This lively and heart warming story tells the tale of a little girl, Everly, who learns that both her loved ones and her enemies have one name: loved. We are never too old or young to learn empathy. We all make mistakes. Whether you have hurt someone or been hurt, are a child or an adult, we can all learn something from this story. Our Name Is Loved addresses multiple spheres of a young child's life. It provides a healthy means of addressing emotions, bullying, family dynamics, self-esteem, self-awareness, and social & emotional learning. This book would be a great addition to your classroom or family library!

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"A native Charlottean, Natalie has always loved, and gotten introuble for, drawing in class.Natalie's mission is to create and encourage others throughmediums of word and art. She is a self-taught artist andenjoys painting of all kinds-specifically watercolors, illustra-tions, & murals.As a child, Natalie had a dream to write and illustrate her ownbooks! She recently wrote and illustrated her first children'sbook, ""Our Name is Loved."" She also illustrated ""God is Here""by Sarah Blackwell and is an art contributor with Sarah's workat www.proximitytolove.org.Natalie lives in Matthews, NC, with her family. If you ever needher, she is probably out wandering the woods, finding odditiesof nature, chasing sunsets, and generally looking upward. Shefinds solace in yoga, music, mindfulness, estate sale shopping, and walking barefoot with her dogs."

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