Sophia Kofoed (age 9) wrote Isabella Makes A Difference: How Elementary School Age Kids Can Help the World Too! and her little sister, Kiara (age 7), illustrated it. Sophia wrote the book to inspire young kids to take action and raise money for schools nationwide.

This hardback book, that fits perfectly into little hands, has two parts. The first tells a story about Isabella (read back cover below) and how she wanted to work with her friends to make a difference in the world. At first her plans did not work out. This is a story about not giving up!

Sophia's added her favorite websites and a goal-setting section. She shows kids her age that it's fun to set goals and she shares her goals with you and shows the reader how to set goals too!

From the back cover of the book:

Isabella is six years old and in first grade. She lives with her mom, dad and sister in a little house by the beach. She has a dog, a cat, a pet lizard and a fish named Bob.

Isabella saw that there were problems in the world and believed that kids her age could help. She invited her friends from her elementary school to work together to help clean up the beach and to grow a garden to save honey bees, but her plans did not work.

Isabella began to worry that maybe elementary age kids couldn’t help the world, but she didn’t give up. She thought and thought about a way that she and her friends could help the world and this time her idea worked!

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