A new children’s book from Kristi Yamaguchi

Dahn Yoga DVDs and books can be a learning tool and guide into the world of yoga, personal change and personal development. There are also many children's books designed to foster growth and inspire young kids to dream big.

Figure skater and Olympic gold medalist Kristi Yamaguchi has written a new children's book aimed at inspiring kids to achieve their dreams, according to the Naperville Sun Times.

The new book is titled "Dream Big, Little Pig!" and is published by Sourcebooks, which has had 16 New York Times best-seller titles.

The story is about a pig named Poppy who dreams of becoming an ice skating champion. When asked what her inspirations were, Yamaguchi said that she was born in the year of the pig, according to the Chinese calendar. "I love Miss Piggy," added Yamaguchi.

Tim Bowers worked as the illustrator for the book.

“This is not the average celebrity book. Sometimes we wonder how involved the celebrity is, but you can tell this is Kristi. It’s about finding your dreams and inspiring people. We are known for books which inspire with a lot of heart, which is why we have so many best-sellers. They reach people," Dominique Raccah, the CEO and Publisher of Sourcebooks, told the news outlet.
 

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