This positive, rhyming, inspirational quick read is for teens and adults.
The goal is to motivate, inspire, and help young adults as well as people 50] to believe in themselves.
The focus is to embrace and celebrate your unique qualities and recognize how amazing and glorious you are.
Being different is a good thing.
* Increase self-love.
* Raise your value and build self-esteem by recognizing who you are, as you are, and how great you are.
* A simple, fun, poem book to read quietly to yourself or aloud to a class.
* A perfect stocking stuffer, holiday, birthday, back-to-school, or gift for those hard-to-find gifts for people.

Details:
The book starts with a boy who feels lost, confused, dumb, and out of place. He talks to his parents and joins a couple of social clubs to fit in but nothing works. As he grows older, he delves into self-help. When he looks within, he realizes there is nothing wrong with him and his confidence grows. He graduates from college, falls in love, has a family, is financially free, and lives a happy life. He realizes that being different is not only a good thing, it is what makes him "Extra-ordinary". School, made him think his brain was broken and that he was stupid, but through his self-discovery journey, he realizes he is perfect just the way he is. And, what he thought was his weakest part was actually, his greatest strength.