One Voice

{"hero_section": {"headline": "Kindness Changes The World", "subheadline": "Discover how one small act can ripple into a wave of community transformation."}, "the_vision": {"quote": "I believe that each one of us, no matter how big or small, can make a difference in this world.", "context": "This story powerfully illustrates the concept of interconnectedness, showing children that their actions directly influence the well-being of others. It frames everyday kindness as a vital contribution to global peace and community building."}, "therapeutic_guide": {"title": "For Cultivating Empathy and Civic Action", "core_utility": "Fosters a sense of personal agency and the understanding that small, consistent efforts lead to significant positive outcomes.", "conversation_starters": ["Jacob gave up his seat. What is one small thing you could do today to help someone else?", "The story shows kindness spreading from person to person. How did the mailman's daisy help the new girl?", "The book mentions yellow ribbons symbolizing welcoming loved ones home. What does 'peace' look like in our own home?"]}, "visual_style_guide": {"mood_board": "Warm, Nostalgic, Bright", "color_palette": ["#FFD700", "#4CAF50", "#A0522D"], "art_direction": "Illustrations should feature soft textures, perhaps watercolor or colored pencil, emphasizing community scenes, natural elements (trees, flowers), and genuine emotional expressions."}, "social_share": {"instagram": "From a bus seat to a Peace Pole, Jacob's journey proves that even the smallest voice can change the world. \ud83d\udc9b Let's plant kindness today! #TieAYellowRibbon", "hashtags": ["#MakeADifference", "#ChildrensBooks", "#RippleEffect", "#PeacePrevailOnEarth"]}, "reviews_and_awards": {"reader_praise": ["In this compelling sequel to the award-winning One Smile, a young boy s wish for a more peaceful world ignites a chain reaction of goodwill and cooperation that spreads throughout his community. When Jacob gives a teacher his seat on the bus, his simple act of kindness is passed on to a neighbor, a mailman, a lonely young girl, a basketball player, and a dentist's daughter before finally circling back to him and his special project. As Cindy McKinley's heartwarming story unfolds, we see how even the smallest act of kindness can make a big difference. Inspired by Mary Gregg Byrne's vibrant illustrations, readers of all ages will discover the unlimited power of One Voice. Editorial Reviews About the Author Inspired by the success of One Smile, Cindy McKinley felt compelled to write another circle-story. This time she wanted to emphasize that our words can be as powerful as our actions. She says, wouldn't the world be a better place if every one of us tried to do or say at least one nice thing every day? Cindy believes that the simple concepts of compassion and kindness are the keys to removing barriers and promoting unity in our diversely beautiful world. Holding a masters degree in Teaching of Reading, she presently works as a writing instructor at Oakland Community College. Cindy lives in Milford, Michigan, with her husband, her sons Jordan and Justin, and their three cats. Product details Publisher \u200f : \u200e Illumination Arts Publication date \u200f : \u200e July 30, 2013 Edition \u200f : \u200e First Edition Language \u200f : \u200e English Print length \u200f : \u200e 32 pages ISBN-10 \u200f : \u200e 0985541709 ISBN-13 \u200f : \u200e 978-0985541705 Item Weight \u200f : \u200e 15.2 ounces Reading age \u200f : \u200e 9 - 12 years Dimensions \u200f : \u200e 11.5 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches Grade level \u200f : \u200e 4 - 6 Best Sellers Rank: #5,218,388 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #6,328 in Children's Environment Books (Books) Customer Reviews: 4.0", "Four Stars Nice illustrations", "From the United States Emily"], "editorial_reviews": [""]}, "author_bio": "Inspired by the success of One Smile, Cindy McKinley felt compelled to write another circle-story. This time she wanted to emphasize that our words can be as powerful as our actions. She says, wouldn't the world be a better place if every one of us tried to do or say at least one nice thing every day?\nCindy believes that the simple concepts of compassion and kindness are the keys to removing barriers and promoting unity in our diversely beautiful world. Holding a masters degree in Teaching of Reading, she presently works as a writing instructor at Oakland Community College. Cindy lives in Milford, Michigan, with her husband, her sons Jordan and Justin, and their three cats.", "product_specs": {}, "general_audience_layer": {"narrative": "In this compelling sequel to the award-winning One Smile, a young boy's wish for a more peaceful world ignites a chain reaction of goodwill and cooperation that spreads throughout his community. When Jacob gives a teacher his seat on the bus, his simple act of kindness is passed on to a neighbor, a mailman, a lonely young girl, a basketball player, and a dentist's daughter before finally circling back to him and his special project."}}

In this compelling sequel to the award-winning One Smile, a young boy's wish for a more peaceful world ignites a chain reaction of goodwill and cooperation that spreads throughout his community. When Jacob gives a teacher his seat on the bus, his simple act of kindness is passed on to a neighbor, a mailman, a lonely young girl, a basketball player, and a dentist's daughter before finally circling back to him and his special project.