Yes! No. Maybe?: Three Little Words that Change Everything - Paperback

by Brent Pettit (Illustrator), Barbara A. Berger (Author)

"With simple language and a sense of wonder, Barbara Berger invites young readers to discover the light within themselves-and to recognize that same light in others. It's a beautiful introduction to kindness, empathy, and inner peace, reminding children (and the adults reading with them) that they are already connected, already enough, and never alone in this universe."
- Dr. Marshall Goldsmith is the Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and New York Times bestselling author of The Earned Life, Triggers, and What Got You Here Won't Get You There

A Picture Book for Grown-Ups.
And the Children They Love.

Long before the stars blinked awake or the sun first rose, there was one Light. It had one big question that echoed across the cosmos:

"If there is only one of Me, would you be the other?"

From that question came everything.

Trees ... Oceans ... Laughter ... You!

With a gentle spiritual thread and universal language of kindness, reverence, and courage, Yes! No. Maybe? Three Little Words That Change Everything is about three words that shape every life.
Yes: The original belonging.
No: The protection of that divine spark.
Maybe: The courage to explore and expand into what's next.
It's a timeless lyrical story and giftable keepsake that parents give children early to build a foundation. And later, before they head out on their own.

Stunning illustrations by Brent Pettit create the opportunity for meaningful conversations and deep reflection with this heart-centered story.

Perfect for:

• Children 8+
• Elementary & Middle School Graduation * High School & College Graduation
• Parents, educators, and therapists teaching emotional courage, kindness, and self-worth
• Adults focused on life changes, inner-child healing, personal development
• Anyone who needs to remember their Light

Yes! No. Maybe? Three Little Words That Change Everything is a shockingly simple life map to help navigate the world at eight, eighteen, or eighty.