Something to Think about

"Something to Think About" started as a handwritten birthday letter from Aunt Kimmie Bebo to her ten-year-old niece, but when a friend asked for a copy to share with her own teenage nieces upon their graduation, the author realized the universal nature of her message. Now a coming-of-age manual, this missive inspires young adults of all ages to consider the questions and challenges that accompany growing up and invites them to form their own opinions as to how they might handle the myriad situations they'll likely encounter along the way.

Blending motivational quotes with her own insights, the author empowers young readers with the uplifting message that perfection isn't a prerequisite for enjoying a good life-and that learning from your mistakes is actually one of life's most beneficial lessons. The topics are in no particular order, making it easy for tweens and teens to read a page at random and contemplate however much, or little, interests them in the moment. And, as a bonus, the back of the book features personal pages with space for readers to write down their own thoughts-whether goals, memories, favorite quotes, or something else entirely.