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Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind is a story about a young girl trying to figure out what she wants to be when she grows up. She has lots of big dreams, but can’t seem to pick just one. Maybe she’ll be an engineer, the President, or a knitter of coats. She could be a firefighter, a farmer, or a sailor of boats!
When Belinda starts to get worried that she doesn’t know how to pick just one job, her brother helps her learn an important lesson. She doesn’t need to answer the What do you want to be when you grow up? question just yet. Even if she does, her answer is probably going to change along the way and that’s more than okay! Growing and learning can take a lifetime, and Belinda Baloney can change her mind!
This when I grow up rhyming book filled with fun illustrations is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school-aged children. It’s great as a birthday gift, first day of school gift, or even as a graduation gift for big kids heading out into the world. Kids and adults alike love exploring along with Belinda and are inspired to dream big dreams of their own.
Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind is a children’s jobs and careers book your family will want to read over and over. Also available as a coloring book to extend the fun and learning.
Love for Belinda
Belinda Baloney reads like an instant childhood classic. It speaks to the dreamer within and inspires possibility.
Belinda Baloney Changes Her Mind is so adorable! I have changed my mind many times in my life so I really feel a connection to this story.
We adored this book! It was such a refreshing take on kids being anything they want to be, and it’s even ok to pursue multiple passions. I’ll read this to my kids over and over because the message is truly inspiring.
