Children’s Book
Date Published: April 14, 205
Publisher: MindStir Media
✨ A heartwarming rhyming story that teaches kids the power of kindness,
confidence, and self-acceptance.
In You Don’t See What I See, children meet a group of charming animals
who feel insecure about their unique traits. From floppy ears to bumpy shells,
each animal believes their differences make them less special—until kind
words from their friends reveal the truth: what they thought were flaws are
actually their strengths.
Through lyrical rhymes and beautifully illustrated pages, this story shows
children that the way they see themselves is not always the way others see
them. By encouraging gratitude, kindness, and compassion, the book helps kids
celebrate their individuality and recognize their true value.
● Celebrates Uniqueness –
Teaches children to embrace their special qualities instead of comparing
themselves to others.
● Encourages Positive Self-Talk – Shows how kind words can change
negative thoughts into uplifting ones.
● Builds Confidence & Resilience – Inspires young readers to believe
in themselves and appreciate their strengths.
● Fosters Empathy & Gratitude – Reminds kids to be kind to others
while also being gentle with themselves.
● Engaging & Fun – Written in playful rhyme with vibrant
illustrations that captivate young readers.
● Perfect for Families & Classrooms – A wonderful read-aloud that
sparks conversations about self-worth, kindness, and emotional growth.
● For Ages 4–8 – Ideal for preschool through early elementary
school children.
✨ Whether at bedtime, in the classroom, or as part of social-emotional
learning, You Don’t See What I See is a book children will want to read
again and again—while carrying its life-changing message with them
forever.
Ashley Sadrnoori – Author, Teacher, and Advocate for Children’s
Growth
Ashley Sadrnoori is an educator, author, wife, and mom dedicated to inspiring
children to embrace their uniqueness. With over 12 years of experience as a
middle school English teacher on the North Shore of Massachusetts, she has
recently transitioned into a new role as a K–2 ESL teacher. Her mission
is to help young learners build strong language skills while fostering
confidence and self-expression.
Ashley’s classroom philosophy centers around creating safe, supportive
spaces where every child feels valued. She believes that when children are
encouraged and cared for, they flourish academically and personally.
Her journey into writing children’s books stems from a lifelong love of
literature and a desire to use stories to teach important life lessons.
Inspired by her own struggles with self-doubt and the transformative power of
kind words, Ashley wrote You Don’t See What I See to help children
develop self-belief, resilience, and empathy.
At home, Ashley is a proud mother of energetic twin boys and the
family’s beloved dog, Raven. Parenthood has deepened her understanding
of the emotional needs of young children and strengthened her commitment to
writing stories that uplift and empower.
