What if you were created for something so special, so amazing, so big that you could change the world? Dream Big for Kids, by New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff and his daughter, Lindsey, shares the inspiring message that your dreams have a purpose. In this children's book about aspirations, kids will find that dreaming big is about becoming the wonderful, creative person God created them to be. Bob Goff wants kids to know that their dreams matter! Dream Big for Kids invites readers on a journey of discovering what it means to dream big. From writing songs to climbing mountains to fighting sickness as a doctor or scientist, dreams don't look the same for everyone. And they don't become "big dreams" because they're loud or popular. Dreams grow from the creative spirit and individual spark God put in each of us to make a difference, to build something new, and to help the world. Showcasing whimsical and inspirational art, this picture book is for ages 4 to 8; is a great gift for baby showers, birthdays, Christmas, baptisms, graduations, and other milestones; and is the perfect message for Bob Goff fans of all ages. Check out Bob Goff's other children's books: Love Does for Kids Everybody, Always for Kids

If you loved Bob Goff's New York Times bestselling book Everybody, Always, you'll enjoy sharing the same beautiful message of loving without inhibition, insecurity, or restriction with your family in the children's edition. Everybody, Always for Kids will get your children excited about being themselves, caring for others, and making a difference in the world.

Bob Goff's magnetic spirit and hilarious wit, alongside his daughter Lindsey Goff Viducich's love and understanding of children, shine through each story in Everybody, Always for Kids. Bob and Lindsey share:

• 40 inspiring stories paired with fun artwork perfect for readers, ages 6-10
• Childlike wonder they've experienced in their regular day to lives—using a walkie-talkie to talk to a neighbor, swapping places with a limo driver, pretending to be a wax figure, and carrying a bucket around everywhere
• How embracing others is the key to living a happier life

As the extraordinary success of Love Does, Love Does for Kids, and Everybody, Always shows, Goff's trademark storytelling about unconditional love resonates with every generation as we seek to bring light, laughter, and abundant grace to today's world.

Love Does has had steady, consistent success, growing through word-of-mouth recommendations and a once-in-a-lifetime message that strikes a chord with readers.

This beautiful new book for kids will speak to a whole new generation of readers.

Children and parents alike will love discovering how they can put their faith in action while enjoying its engaging stories and charming illustrations. Love Does for Kids will empower kids with things they can do that will make a difference in the world.

With more than 965,000 copies of Love Does sold and an active speaking schedule, Bob Goff inspires readers with his life. Whether he is holding office hours for Pepperdine Law Students at his office on Tom Sawyer Island in Disneyland or rescuing trafficked children as the American consul for Uganda, his adventures seem larger than life. Just as this appeals to adults looking for meaning in the world, living with a sense of wonder will resonate in the imagination of a child. Bob and his daughter, Lindsey, recall childhood adventures of family neighborhood parades, crazy pets, and more. Bob Goff and Lindsey help readers discover that faith in God is not boring or predictable, which is exactly the message that will spark curiosity and action in children.

Lindsey Goff Viducich is a teacher with a great love for kids. Her daily interaction with kids helped create a book that is perfectly suited for the attention span, age level, and interest of 6- to 10-year-olds.

Lindsey and Bob say, "This book is for kids, big and small. It's about the new kingdom Jesus invites us to be a part of, a kingdom we can enter only if we are like kids. In the kingdom of heaven, we are all becoming a little more like children . . . and a little more like love."