Would you like to become the happy owner of My Very Own Book?
A share of all income goes to charity.
In reflecting, be like the snail, in acting, like the bird.
My Very Own Book has helped me to start thinking more thoroughly about future schooling just at the time when my knowledge and grades have become especially important. I have set long-term goals about what I am going to do when I finish my schooling. I have also set short-term goals, and made a plan for reaching them. For instance, I decided to spend more time for learning to achieve my first very important goal, i. e. to meet conditions of admission to the Poljane Grammar School.
I do recommend My Very Own Book to every young person, especially to those of my age, to either just leaf through it or to draw, colour, stick, and write in it from the first to the last page. And if they don’t feel like using it as a guide for achieving new goals, it will surely remain a nice recollection of the past years.
Jaka Gerčar, schoolboy of the Jože Moškrič Primary School
Active co-operation and sincere commitment to UNESCO’s and UNICEF’s mission and activities have brought the author of My Very Own Book a significant recognition:
Žiga Vavpotič was appointed a member of the UNESCO ASPnet Programming Council for Slovenia by the Minister for Education and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia;
and elected to the UNICEF Slovenia Executive Board by the UNICEF Slovenia Assembly.
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Although having been published in the last quarter of 2008, My Very Own Book has found its place among the nominees for the Sunny Book 2008. The awards ceremony was held in the premises of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts on 27th January, where Žiga was granted special thanks for his positive contribution by My Very Own Book.
MoreThe MQ magazine of the Managers’ Association of Slovenija aligns Žiga Vavpotič and My Very Own Book with famous names, the winners of the most prestigious Slovenian awards for 2008.
MoreI warmly recommend My Very Own Book. To young people in particular. It can serve as a subtle diary of one’s destiny, as a mirror that is paying attention to oneself.
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