Change My World Now: Cassandra’s Angel Bus Tour Launch at Brooklyn Children’s Museum

Change My World Now – what powerful words for children to hear! Gina Otto, author of Cassandra’s Angel and children’s advocate is on a mission to empower children to make a difference.

This past weekend, my savvy ladies and I went to see the launch of Cassandra’s Angel at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum.  The message was loud and clear to my oldest.  Through upbeat music, this musical relates to children.  Oldest Savvy knew that the other children were being mean and that Cassandra was misunderstood.  She told me that Cassandra had to believe in herself.

How true!  As a mom to three girls, I appreciated the powerful message learned.  Be yourself, be unique, and also, respect others.  We read the book together when we got home and my oldest brought it to school to share with friends.

Here is some information learned about Gina Ottto and her children’s book, Cassandra’s Angel.

Gina Otto’s children’s book Cassandra’s Angel (Sterling Children’s Books/October 4, 
2011), is launching with a national bus tour designed to reach and inspire children in local 
communities across the country. In an era where children suffer from low self-esteem and peer 
pressure, Gina will be visiting schools and participating in community events as part of her 
global movement to help children of all ages cultivate a sense of self-reliance, confidence and 
self-acceptance.
Cassandra’s Angel was written with the intention of igniting and empowering today’s 
youth. Via this bus tour, the story comes vividly to life for large audiences across the country so 
that they can experience firsthand the tale’s underlying message and engage in a national 
dialogue about tolerance, compassion, and respect.

To learn more about Change My World Now, check out their video on You Tube .  Just launched –  the brand new Cassandra’s Angel/Change My World Now website located at www.changemyworldnow.com  You can see if the Change my World Now Tour is headed to your area.

Facebook: Cassandra’s Angel and Change My World Now

Twitter: @Cassandra’s Angel

I was not compensated for this post.  I was given admission to the Brooklyn Children's Museum to see the launch of the musical Cassandra's Angel.