All About Me

All About Me is designed specifically for the child, allowing them to add photos and for the child to add their information.

Author Richard Rose says: "I have completed hundreds of these books and can recommend them as a way to capture the current thinking and feelings of the child who produces it."

Work book, 22 pages.

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