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Hi Pug!: Right to Happiness | By Kids for Kids

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"Hi Pug: The Right to Happiness" — Dive into a world where dreams take flight and happiness isn't just a whimsical feeling—it's an innate right.
With a Preface by Happiness Expert and #New York Times bestselling author of the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” Marcia Shimoff, this book offers more than just a delightful story; it's an affirmation of every child's inherent right to happiness. In a playful yet profound manner, "Hi Pug" introduces young minds to the essence of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, making children's rights accessible, understandable, and fun!
Gift your child a world where rights are not just understood, but deeply felt and celebrated. With "Hi Pug", empower the young generation to know, cherish, and advocate for their own happiness and well-being.
Crafting tales By Kids For Kids,™ the young authors of Pug Studios weave a world where pugs rule and every child's voice matters.

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Hi Pug!: Right to Happiness | By Kids for Kids

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2 ⭐The team behind this book spent so much time, drafting words about a kid‘s right to happiness, types of happiness, etc. that they didn‘t spend any time on the story. All the front matter should be in the back of the book. This book is heavily loaded front and back with extra material. That extra material is important and serves a place so make this a nonfiction book. The fiction story is severely lacking, and the illustrations feel rudimentary.

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