The Magic Is Inside You : Powerful & Positive Thinking For Confident Kids
by Karen Davis
2020-05-29 10:30:42
The Magic Is Inside You : Powerful & Positive Thinking For Confident Kids
by Karen Davis
2020-05-29 10:30:42
Join Madeleine as she learns how to take control of her thinking and turn her thoughts into a powerful, positive, can-do mindset which paves her way to confidence and success. Suggested activities included for parents, teachers and carers to use toge...
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Join Madeleine as she learns how to take control of her thinking and turn her thoughts into a powerful, positive, can-do mindset which paves her way to confidence and success. Suggested activities included for parents, teachers and carers to use together with their children to develop a positive self-esteem. Teacher and Life-Coach Cathy Domoney introduces children and parents to the power of regaining control over their inner-dialogue and transforming it in to a powerful mindset which sets them up for success. Children are facing increasing pressures and challenges both in their school and social lives. 'The Magic Is Inside You,' helps children to regain control over negative self-talk and begin to program their mind for inner confidence and success.Exclusive to this impressive publication is a user-friendly resource section which can be used by parents, teachers and professionals alike to further explore the book, its message and the important issues within it."In this gorgeous and important book, 'The Magic Is Inside You,' Author Cathy Domoney and illustrator Karen Davis provide the words and the visuals for something that all young children experience -positive and negative thoughts and emotions. Young children often do not have the language skills to express how they are feeling and this is where I always think a quality book comes into play. Books such as 'The Magic Is Inside You,' provide children with the words to express themselves and they shine a mirror on situations or emotions that they may be experiencing. Everyone wants to see their life reflected in literature - to know they are not alone, to know that someone else understands." Megan Daly @ childrensbooksdaily.com
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