Godfrey, who has been waiting to become a better me, finally says this.


“I’m cool enough!”

True growth is not about becoming something better, but about accepting and loving who you are now.
"I'm Cool Enough" is a warm picture book that depicts how true "inner growth" begins when noticeable changes seem to have stopped.
A story of growth of the heart that cannot be seen with the eyes!

Real change happens the moment you accept yourself.

Tests are passed with knowledge, but life is lived with the heart.


"I'm Cool Enough" is the first book in the "SEL Social Emotional Mind Training Picture Book Series" published by Jaypick Publishing.
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) is an educational method that goes beyond simple knowledge and fosters the power of children to live life by developing emotional understanding, empathy, healthy relationships, and wise decision-making.
Many schools around the world, including the United States and Europe, are implementing SEL as a core competency. SEL education reduces anxiety and depression, strengthens self-esteem and resilience, and positively impacts students' ability to adapt to school life and academic achievement.
As your emotional regulation skills improve, you will be able to effectively manage stress at school, in society, and at home, and resolve conflicts on your own.


"I'm Cool Enough" is a picture book that naturally incorporates these core SEL competencies into Godfrey's story.
As you follow the science story of a funny frog, you will recognize your emotions while wondering, “Why am I not cool?”, and encourage yourself with the support of your friends, and eventually shout, “I am cool enough.”
You can read the book alone at home or in the classroom, or easily access the activity guide via QR code and enjoy activities with your children! Simply reading the title aloud can be particularly effective in fostering positive affirmations.


Readers' Praise

"It's funny and cute, but it makes me want to cry!" Godfrey's expression is truly unforgettable.
From the moment you anticipate and then get disappointed, to the moment you feel like you're being watched and then hugging yourself! It'll leave you laughing while you read, and a lingering feeling of sadness when you put it down.
(Mom of a 6 year old)

"I thought this was a science picture book, but it's actually an emotional picture book!" I thought it was a science picture book about a frog's life, but the real point is "the next step." This is a story I definitely want to tell my child.
(esd******)

“I, as a mother, was comforted.” I was more touched than the child.
Lately, I've been wondering, "Am I doing okay as a mother?" but I think this book told me, "You're already great."
(ke*******)

“The lesson is clear, the kid doesn’t hate it.
This is the most amazing thing!” Usually, children hate or find self-esteem books boring. But with this one, they just read it with a smile and go, “I’m Godfrey too!” It’s a natural mental exercise.
"This book is truly wonderful! (ju*****) I can learn from it." (do***)