Hay House I AM: Why Two Little Words Mean So Much

ONE OF THE BESTS BOOKS EVER!

Amazing book

I love the lesson that is meant to be taught here. There are so many of us who did not get that lesson or learn the value of such a loving lesson growing up and who desperately need it as grownups. I wish the illustrator had put a little boy with the little girl perhaps playing or just sitting with her. However, still beautiful illustrations, and surely a special book to add to your family collection.

Wayne Dyer was one of the first spiritual authors I ever read. I’ve read everything he wrote — some books multiple times. So when I saw that he had written books for children too, I was genuinely excited. Especially this one: “I AM.” This isn’t just a book of affirmations. It’s spiritual truth delivered to children in the purest, simplest form. The message is clear: God is not somewhere far away — God is within us. These two little words, I AM, teach children that their identity is rooted in something greater. In presence. In light. In inner power. I’m grateful this book exists — and that it came from someone who gave so much to the world. I highly recommend it to any parent who wants to plant seeds of self-love, divine connection, and inner strength in their child from an early age.

Amazing book by an amazing author. Has taught the kids great values and insight and they really love it too.

EVERY child should HEAR this and KNOW this. Would be life changing AND world changing.

As an elementary level church-school teacher in the Episcopal church, I have always thought that it was important to NOT present Biblical truths using concrete concepts that children will naturally reject later as they get older. However, since young children are concrete thinkers, how can this be avoided? This author has found a wonderful way. Dr. Dyer explains the simple truth that when we allow God's energy to direct our lives, "[we] are a part of God and God is a part of [us]". The illustrations are lovely, and the flow of the poetic verse is not awkward or contrived. Finally, there is an inclusivity to the book that represents how God "so loved the world." A very readable text to small groups or to an individual grandchild snuggled on your lap. I love it!