Product Description

Jenny Alexander’s book offers a fresh approach to developing self-esteem and feeling good about oneself. Helpful exercises for every day of the week encourage children to set real life tasks that help them build self esteem and confidence. This book asks readers to set goals and provides practical advice on how to take the first steps towards realising them by developing skills, boosting confidence and teaching self-acceptance.

Boost your self-esteem now!

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #74685 in Books
• Published on: 2007-01-19
• Binding: Paperback
• 128 pages

Cornwall Today, August 2007
Fun and enjoyable to read. The tasks suggested in the books really work and only take a few minutes.

Review

'... have a quirky side that makes them fun and enjoyable to read ... helpful and sensitive.'

(Cornwall Today )

PRAISE FOR BULLIES, BIG MOUTHS AND SO-CALLED FRIENDS: 'At last, a book that really helps you deal with the people in your life who are making you miserable . . . Written for the 9-12 age group, this book will also be invaluable for parents and teachers . . . after reading the book we felt that we would be able to offer effective support against bullies.' (Back to School Bookseller, June 2003 )

''Bullies, Bigmouths and So-called Friends' demonstrates that building up your self-esteem can help prevent bullying.' (ChildLine )

'Helpful for any child who finds the playground a bit of a jungle, which, let's face it, is just about all of them.' (The Independent )

'This is an important book for youngsters who want to become bully-proof' (The Funday Times )

Teen Titles, December 2007
This book is really helpful and funny.

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Customer Reviews

This really helped
My son has dyslexia and has always struggled with class work. This book was recommended to me by a friend and it started helping immediately. He is very outgoing and friendly which has always frustrated me when it comes to his view of himself when it comes to school work was very low and he would give up quickly. We didnt do the whole ten weeks as recommended but we did do at least six weeks and he now has a different view of himself and the world. He has even grown his hair long. This is something he wanted to do but was alway's worried what people though of him. A great little book to help give kids a different perspective on things and give them better self esteem.

A boost to self-esteem.
This book should be in every school library in the country!
Written with a light touch, it contains a wealth of really wise, helpful but fun suggestions for boosting children's self-confidence. As well as joky illustrations there are quizzes, flow charts and daily "tasks" to enable a child to learn to see himself in a positive light.
Low self-esteem can have such damaging effects, so why not counteract these by giving this book to a child who is feeling bad about himself? It could change his life.