What You Can Learn From Your Interests, My Interests

So recently this simplistic book about sharing interests came to my doorstep last night alongside an Inside Out 2 activity book, and Mum and I shared the book together. As well as completing the Inside Out book, I shared the Your Interests book with Mum. It's important to learn from the book that other people don't have the same interests as you, so getting to know what their interests are and going out of your comfort zone can inspire you quite a bit. Here's a scenario to help you:

Zippy is into toy racecars, while Bungle and George are into parachute games. Zippy wants them to stop their game and look at his racecars, but unfortunately, Geoffrey has a suggestion: have Bungle and George play with his toy cars for a while, and then let Zippy join in their parachute game. And so, the two games continue. Thanks, Geoffrey!

By joining in with other's games and finding out about their interests, you could be an individual at finding out other people's speciality, while embracing your own. For example, mine are nostalgic cartoons and storywriting, while you might say another of my friends might be into toy cars or baking. And that's okay, people have special interests, and that's what makes them different from all the people you know in your life. That's what makes each and every one of us different.

This book will really help me cope with life in a special and less exhausting way. I am so special, I deserve this book.

THANKS, GRATEFUL GODDESSES!

No, wait...I must thank me. I'm the one who bought them.