Being grateful involves noticing and experiencing people, places, and things that we value and appreciate. Research suggests that practicing gratitude can be associated with reductions in stress and improvements in hope and resilience--making it a highly beneficial life skill. Through the text and equally the illustrations, this book offers a real-world, multiracial, multiethnic, multigenerational cast of characters who function graciously in unison. One goal is that this reading experience might inform the caregiver and child, such that they can expand this grateful lens to their world. As the reader experiences this gratitude practice, may they be blessed with improvements in health and well-being.