The book "What Do You Do With an Idea?" by Kobi Yamada is an international bestseller that inspires both children and adults to believe in their ideas, no matter how small or strange they may seem at first. It is a magical story about the courage it takes to share something unique with the world.

• Theme: Creativity, Self-confidence, Courage, Innovation, Self-acceptance
• Style: Poetic, allegorical, full of inspiration.
• Age: 5+ years (but also for adults)

Every child, as well as every adult who has ever felt doubt about an idea. It is the perfect book to encourage creative thinking, innovation, and self-confidence. It makes an ideal gift for graduations, new beginnings, or for anyone who needs a dose of inspiration.

• It has a universal and timeless message: It encourages children not to give up on their ideas, no matter how big or small they are.
• It is multi-award-winning: It has won dozens of awards worldwide for its text and illustrations.
• The illustration by Mae Besom is dreamy: It starts out in black and white and gradually fills with color as the idea grows, visually capturing the book's message.
• It inspires confidence: It teaches children that their ideas have value and that they should not be afraid of others' criticism.

• Discuss: What is an idea? Have you ever had an idea that you were afraid to share? What can an idea become if we believe in it?
• Create: Make an "idea box" where you write down and drop in all the ideas that come to you, without criticism.
• Draw: How do you imagine your own idea? What shape and color does it have?

Kobi Yamada is an American author and president of Compendium, a company that creates inspiring gifts, books, and notebooks. His books, such as "What Do You Do With a Problem?" and "What Do You Do With an Opportunity?", have become global New York Times bestsellers, touching the hearts of millions of readers of all ages with their timeless messages.