Sticky Notes: Memorable Lessons from Ordinary Moments

From popular personality and storyteller Matt Eicheldinger, a collection of 100 true, uplifting short stories that capture the meaning behind everyday encounters, and the small lessons woven in-between.

Every story is important. Every single one.

When middle school teacher Matt Eicheldinger had a student who wouldn't speak at all, he decided to leave her a sticky note on her desk everyday, each one with a funny cartoon or encouraging messages. Years later, she returned to share she had saved every sticky note he had left to encourage her, leaving Eicheldinger to wonder what other extraordinary moments he missed from seemingly ordinary interactions.

Luckily, he had a way to revisit them all. For the past fifteen years, Eicheldinger has written down moments like this from his classroom, capturing literally hundreds of daily interactions between himself, students, and families.

Sticky Notes offers readers a chance to experience one hundred of these stories that capture friendship, grief, joy, and so much more. Although each story can stand on its own, Eicheldinger offers a new perspective that will help you understand what he has grown to learn over the years: there is always a greater message within the story, we just need to be ready to see it.

Author: Matthew Eicheldinger
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published: 10/15/2024
Pages: 208
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.15lbs
Size: 8.10h x 6.20w x 0.80d
ISBN13: 9781524894351
ISBN10: 1524894354
BISAC Categories:
- Self-Help | Motivational & Inspirational
- Family & Relationships | Education
- Education | Essays

About the Author
Matt Eicheldinger is a middle school teacher, author, public speaker, and storyteller. His stories on social media have amassed more than 50 million views as he takes viewers through hundreds of memories he has collected over the years, many of which are from his teaching career. But these are not just stories for teachers. Through his reflections and insights, Eicheldinger shows us there is always a greater message within a story, we just need to be ready to see it.