The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes

Posted on 12 March 2017 by Mark Pett

Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER not once made a mistake Meet Beatrice Bottomwell a nine year old girl who has never not once made a mistake She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school In fact, Beatrice holds the record of perfection in her hometown, where she is known as The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes Life for Beatrice is sailing along pretty smoothly until she does the unthinkableshe makes her first mistake And in a very public way Download The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes – kino-fada.fr This book is just what both young and practiced perfectionists need As a recovering perfectionist I know the struggle Beatrice goes through in this book, making sure everything is done just right As a perfectionist she fears making mistakes and in living her perfect life, she misses out on fun activities like ice skating with her friends.When the inevitable happens and Beatrice finally makes a mistake she learns that maybe making mistakes isn t such a bad thing after all After all, there s This book is just what both young and practiced perfectionists need As a recovering perfectionist I know the struggle Beatrice goes through in this book, making sure everything is done just right As a perfectionist she fears making mistakes and in living her perfect life, she misses out on fun activities like ice skating with her friends.When the inevitable happens and Beatrice finally mak...I really liked this book I enjoyed it so much because sometimes I feel pressure that everything that I do has to be perfect but this book showed me that even the most perfect people make mistakes big and small.Beatrice has never made a mistake in her whole entire life Every morning when she wakes up, she follows the exact same routine She wake ups, puts on matching socks, makes the same peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and is always prepared for school There s nothing out of the ordinary going on In contrast, her young brother Carl is always making messes and he s perfectly happy living life the way that he does Throughout the book, there are moments where you can tell that Beatri...I do wish that this story wasn t quite so obviously didactic, but I really enjoyed it anyway There are things that I should have found objectionable the eggs and the hamster s part in the act are examples.But I found this book so utterly charming, from the first page when the reader is introduced to Beatrice Bottomwell what a great name and her routine, all the way to the end It was so obvious what was coming, but it was done in a cleverer way than I d anticipated view spoiler And I ap I do wish that this story wasn t quite so obviously didactic, but I really enjoyed it anyway There are things that I should have found objectionable the eggs and the hamster s part in the act are examples.But I found this book so utterly charming, from the first page when the reader is introduced to Beatrice Bottomwell what a great name and her routine, all the way to the end It was so obvious what was coming, but it was done in a cleverer way than I d anticipated view spoiler And I appreciated that Beatrice changed her point of view al...A book for all the people who are perfectionists A bit overly didactic.B y ndim ox yr dici na ld U aqlar bel na llarla b y tm liyik fikrimc , onlara s hv etm kd n qorxmama yr tm liyik Bu c r yeti n bir insan n z n g v n problemi d olmaz.A humorous, gentle reminder that it is OK to not be perfect, and one mistake is not the end of the world.Summary Beatrice was the girl who never made mistakes However, she almost dropped eggs for cooking and then becomes nervous about the talent show She gets up on stage and everything is going well until she realizes she brought her pepper shaker instead of her salt shaker and her pet sneezes She makes a mistake but laughs, and then realizes that it s okay to make mistakes.Evaluation I gave this book ...Looking for books to help my SD with her worries about making mistakes This one was great Not didactic Cute illustrations Humorous events Made me smile Perhaps the deeper meanings may have gone over my SD s head, but at least I can refer to the book once in a while and we can laugh at our mistakes.Is it true Can you go through life without making any mistakes What happens when you do make a mistake These are excellent questions to ask as you read this book This is an excellent addition to my books to teach students about the growth mindset.

12 March 2017

Mark Pett