I Like Pink And That's Okay Book

These books present a brand-new publication style for the reader recipient and the parent or giver.

The print books contain coloring pages in the back of the book and a blank page for each coloring page that allows the recipient the opportunity to create their own image.

What a creative and unique way to preserve those precious memories of childhood drawings.

It has always been the case that rhyming aids in remembering. This is true with everything from advertising to engraining childhood facts in your mind. That is why these books are particularly beneficial in educating children about numbers. They are fun, entertaining, and instill a lifetime of remembering numbers.

This counting book series is delightful and children learn to count as they read through each page. Written in rhyme, this catchy verse captivates your child and makes learning fun. One of several counting books in the "Come Count With Me" series. These books are enchanting, educational and fun!

I Like Pink And That’s Okay Synopsis: Learning to be and develop yourself as a person is tough, and the world can be so cruel. Fill a child’s cup so full that the world cannot empty it! It’s so great for each person to develop what makes them happy as a human. Diversity is divine!

Dedication: Especially dedicated to my great, great nephew Austin Scott. I love his free spirit; I love his tenderness and his conviction to who he is. I wish all children the same freedom to be who they are!

To add a PDF to your Kindle app, use the "Send to Kindle" feature via email, the web browser (amazon.com/sendtokindle), or the app's share menu. Supported files appear in your library across devices. For best results, use the "convert" option in the email subject to enable Kindle formatting, or keep the original layout for PDF viewing. 

Methods for Adding PDFs to Kindle App:

• Email Method (Best for Mobile/Desktop):
1. Find your Send-to-Kindle email: Go to "Manage Your Content and Devices" on Amazon, then "Preferences," and look under "Personal Document Settings".
2. Approve your email: Under the same settings, add your personal email address to the "Approved Personal Document Email List".
3. Email the PDF: Attach the PDF file to an email and send it to your Kindle email address. Type "Convert" in the subject line to convert it to Kindle format.
• Send to Kindle Web:
1. Go to amazon.com/sendtokindle.
2. Sign in with your Amazon account.
3. Drag and drop the PDF file into the web page, or select it from your device.
• Share from Phone/Tablet:
1. Locate the PDF file on your device (iOS or Android).
2. Select the Share button.
3. Choose the Kindle app from the app list to send the document. 

Important Notes:

• File Size: Email transfers are limited to 50 MB.
• Syncing: Ensure your Kindle app is connected to Wi-Fi to receive the file, which usually appears in a few minutes.
• File Types: Besides PDF, this works for DOC, DOCX, TXT, RTF, JPG, and EPUB files.