From losing her nametag to finding it, the book conveys a beautiful message that friendships are not always formed with the help of nametags. The book is definitely a winner and is a good choice for bedtime storytelling and read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries. The black and white sketches are adorable and they make the story more appealing and exciting to young readers, and will help them connect to Bree and her problems better.

It is a good book for parents, teachers, and educators to read out to children, especially during the start of a school year as it will help calm a lot of nerves. Many children go through anxiety issues and stress related problems, and the author handles the topic with ease and makes it comforting to readers. Parents and children will be able to relate to Bree, especially those dealing with gifted children. Dana McSwain, author of Winters Gambit An action-packed, fun read Every sixth-grader should have a magical pen like Brads. The author speaks about stress coping strategies and breathing techniques through Bree's story. Being Bree - by Christine Sromek Laforet (Paperback) 10. Christine Sromek Laforet, author of Being Breeseries An imaginative journey about finding friends in unexpected places, monsters of our own creation and one very special pen. Things do not go smoothly for Bree and she is worried and stressed. She thinks the nametag she has made is perfect and will help her make a lot of new friends. Being Bree: Bree and the Nametag Worries (1) by Christine Sromek Laforet(Goodreads Author), Lisa Rush(Illustrator) 0. She makes a nametag for herself so that her classmates learn more about her. Being Bree - by Christine Sromek Laforet (Paperback) 10. Bree is smart and intelligent and she is often misunderstood by her classmates. Six-year-old Bree Wilson is worried about making friends on her first day of school in Being Bree: Bree and the Nametag Worries: Book 1 by Christine Sromek Laforet. When Bree, a gifted six-year-old, accidentally swallows her loose tooth, she must outsmart the tooth fairy in order to receive the shiny new ring she needs to join the Girls with Bling Club. Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite Being Bree: Bree and the Loose Tooth Worries (2) Paperback August 21, 2018.

Being Bree by Christine Sromek Laforet