This Isn't a Book: A Meaningful Thank You Gift Book for Anyone Who Makes a Difference

Clark, M. H./ Vernon, Katie (Illustrator)

ISBN 10: 195789153X / ISBN 13: 9781957891538

Published by Compendium Inc, 2025

About this Item

40 pages. 8.00x6.63x0.35 inches. In Stock.

Seller Inventory # xr195789153X

Bibliographic Details

• Title: This Isn't a Book: A Meaningful Thank You Gift Book for Anyone Who Makes a Difference
• Publisher: Compendium Inc
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 195789153X
• ISBN 13: 9781957891538
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Brand New
• Weight: 0.2 kilograms

About this title

Synopsis

Whimsical yet deeply sincere, this thank you book celebrates someone who deserves bighearted praise—perfect for teachers, coworkers, volunteers, and friends who make life your better just by being in it.

“I suspect you might actually not be aware, but things just go better whenever you're there. You know how to help, who to be, what to do. The difference is clear. The difference is you.” —An excerpt from This Isn't a Book (It's My Thanks in Disguise)

This might look like a book but it’s really oodles of gratitude you get to give! It’s a chance to throw someone a tiny ticker-tape parade—one they can attend simply by turning the page.

With upbeat rhymes and playful illustrations of a sweater-wearing kitty, this bubbly book celebrates the people who makes your life a little brighter. A delightful alternative to a thank you card, it’s like a confetti cannon of appreciation, just because.

Share this gratitude gift book with…

• A neighbor who’s always there when you need them
• A pet sitter who cares for your furry (or feathered) friends like their own
• A coworker, teacher, mentor, or volunteer who makes a difference every day
• A friend or family member who gives so much

About the Authors

M.H. Clark is a poet and writer who has received multiple awards, including the Washington State Book Award and two Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. She has traveled the world and lived in many wonderful places--but she believes she belongs most of all in a little house with a large library, someplace where the forest meets the sea.

Katie Vernon is an illustrator who has spent most of her life in the Midwest but whose heart belongs in the mountains. Much of her creative inspiration comes from being a florist, working with alpacas, and living on a bus. She loves working with inky paints and then arranging and adding detail digitally. Katie's art has appeared in Anthropologie, Hallmark, and the Washington Post.