Product Description
STICK UP FOR YOURSELF! WINNER! The National Parenting Center SEAL OF APPROVAL EVERY KID’S GUIDE TO PERSONAL POWER AND POSITIVE SELF-ESTEEM. Have you ever been picked on at school, bossed around, blamed for things you didn’t do, or treated unfairly? Do you sometimes feel frustrated, angry, powerless, and scared? Do wish you could stick up for yourself, but you don’t know how? This book can help. In simple words and real-life examples, it shows you how to stick up for… More >>
Stick Up for yourself! : Every Kid’s Guide to Personal Power and Positive Self-Esteem



Scott E. Brown 9:56 pm on July 29, 2010 Permalink
I thought this would be a good book until I read the paragraph telling kids not the set goals too high and keep expectations realistic. I tossed it after that.
Shouldn’t kids be settting high goals for themselves and working to achieve them? Even if the goals seem unrealistic, should anyone really tell a kid his expectations are too high?
Rating: 1 / 5
Raymond M. Cox 11:34 pm on July 29, 2010 Permalink
this is an important work. I’ve submitted it for consideration by the youth education faculty at my church.
Rating: 5 / 5
Margarita C. 12:46 am on July 30, 2010 Permalink
I really enjoy reading the book and I will surely recommend it to both parents and kids. It’s so easy to read and the advice is simple and fun. I’m sure the book will help my daughters to have a positive self esteem and to have personal power.
Rating: 5 / 5
sabby 1:09 am on July 30, 2010 Permalink
First found this book in the library; a librarian found it when he did a search to find books that might help my son deal with bullying in his school. I read it, because book seemed to uninteresting to read to my 6-year-old; I found the book really helped me! I liked the layout, and the anecdotes, and the information was clearly and engagingly presented. When I use the book to work on my assertiveness, I expect my self-esteem will improve at the same time.
My children will benefit when they come accross the book in our home when they are older.
Rating: 5 / 5
Maria Borg 1:36 am on July 30, 2010 Permalink
I read this book and discussed it with my 9 and 12 year old sons. It’s well explained and is an eye opener to feelings and thoughts that children do not often think about.
Rating: 4 / 5