By Emily Snape (author) , Emily Snape (illustrator)
"A friendly guide to building confidence in young children. "
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Let’s face it, every one of us struggles with a lack of confidence at least sometimes, so helping young children understand what confidence is and how to be confident is one of the most important things adults can teach them.
This book aims to help young children understand just that through a series of examples and practical strategies such as using positive self-talk, setting achievable goals, and encouraging others to feel better. It also explains that everyone makes mistakes, and how positive that can be.
Our narrators and guides are two friendly little (childlike) furry creatures, which makes the message feel fun and eminently do-able. A very useful book for children and the adults caring for them.
A beautifully illustrated personal development picture book, all about building confidence, for kids aged 4+
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Contains: a big bike ride, eyeball ice cream and a slimy swamp-swimming gala!
Pip the little monster can get very nervous and often lacks the confidence to try new things.
With the help of their brother, Flint, and monster friends, Pip learns all about what confidence is and how to find it. Follow Pip as they set achievable goals, learn from mistakes and celebrate differences.
Are you ready to feel confident too?
This book will help your child to: -Find out what it means to be confident -Embrace the fact that we all learn at our own pace -Use positive self-talk -Not be afraid to try new things and build on mistakes -Understand that encouraging and helping others will make them feel more self-assured
The approaches explored in this book can become powerful tools that will encourage your child to feel more confident and secure in themselves.
experiencing low confidence and heightened emotions.
Part of an exciting new series by Emily Snape, which includes: A Little Monster's Guide to Mindfulness A Little Monster's Guide to Positivity A Little Monster's Guide to Feeling Calm
Emily Snape is a children's author and illustrator living in London. She has published several titles across novelty, picture books, middle grade and non-fiction. She has three children who provide lots of inspiration for stories and also runs a regular illustration class for children and teenagers in North London.
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A beautifully illustrated personal development picture book, all about building confidence, for kids aged 4+Contains: a big bike ride, eyeball ice cream and a slimy swamp-swimming gala!Pip the little monster can get very nervous and often lacks the confidence to try new things. With the help of their brother, Flint, and monster friends, Pip learns all about what confidence is and how to find it.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed A Little Monster's Guide to Confidence and determined it is suitable for children aged 3-6 years old
A Little Monster's Guide to Confidence features in the following genres: Featured Books for 5+ readers, Recommendations, Fiction PSHE Titles, PSHE: Self-Awareness, Self-Esteem and Wellbeing, Personal Social Health Economic (PSHE), Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Featured Books for 3+ readers
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A Little Monster's Guide to Confidence was written by Emily Snape and published by Vie an imprint of Summersdale
A Little Monster's Guide to Confidence has 31 pages
£6.29, reduced from £6.99. In Stock.
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