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Be Confident Be You: The teenage guide to build confidence and self-esteem
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This positive and insightful guide gives you the tools to build your confidence, overcome low self-esteem, and embrace opportunities in all areas of your life.
The two things you have the power to control in life are your thoughts and your actions. This is great news because these both have a huge impact on how your life turns out. Change your thoughts and you change your world.
There are tons of ideas to try from practising positive self-talk, to making a coping kit and tackling fears, plus you’ll learn the science behind why they work. Carry out the activities by yourself or with family and friends and take your confidence into your own hands!
Be Confident Be You is the perfect companion to Be Happy Be You (9780008367565).
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Additional information
| Publisher | Collins (5 Jan. 2023) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 192 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0008545200 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0008545208 |
| Reading age | 11 – 17 years, from customers |
| Dimensions | 15.24 x 1.27 x 22.86 cm |
by Mummy Barrow
This is the book that you wish you had owned years ago, and that once read you want all your friends to buy. Not just friends with children, but everybody because we can all learn so much from it.
Its a gentle, no nonsense guide presented perfectly. It is broken down into small chapters with simple (not childish) pictures and whilst it is simplistic it does go in to the science.
Becky really knows what she is talking about and brings a wealth of knowledge to this book (and the ones before, and the ones to come I am sure). She understands the human psyche on a level I have never really come across before, a gentle soul that if you have her on speed dial you are surely winning at life.
We are in the midst of a mental health crisis and it is only going to get worse I fear. This book will help parents, and care givers, navigate the years to come.
by connie
This book is amazing it’s very well written in easy to understand language and I know that my 11 year old will love it.Tbh I may well buy this book for myself..it’s so good,lots of info without being overwhelming and thought provoking excersises.
I’d say suitable for anyone ..over the age of ten, definitely could be used for adults too
by Maranatha Pemje
Be confident be you is exactly the kind of book I wish I had as a teen it would have been brilliant for my confidence. I know my own teens will benefit from this clear, positive and awesome little book packed with insight and fabulous advice.
by mrs
I brought this for my niece teenager! And i end up keeping it for myself i am hitting my fiftys and i loved it !. I benefited from thia book, i would recommend anyone to read it ???? oh i had to order another one!
by isabel
I bought this book for my daughter to boost her self-esteem and she loved it.
by Luca Nicoletti
I bought this book for my disabled teenage brother, who struggles with self-confidence in school. He read this book within a few days and seemed to enjoy it. He also said that it has helped him and he will try to utilise the tips given in the book.
by Luca Nicoletti
I’m reviewing the paperback edition specifically, not the book’s content itself.
The book came well packaged, without any problems with the paper itself.
The paperback cover, not too rigid, is pleasurable to hold. The ink and the paper are good, the former not fading away if you keep track of what you’re reading with your fingers.
by Lin
I think this book gives lots of ideas for helping teenagers become more confident. The book is very readable and each of the 40 brief chapters has an appropriate quote such as “A compliment is verbal sunshine” Atharva Veda, ancient Hindu scripture, and “The only way to have a friend is to be one” Ralph Waldo Emerson, preacher and poet.
Each section is just a few pages including “the science bit” which is clearly and cogently explained and useful background information about the issues discussed in that chapter. There are lots of thought-provoking practical tips for dealing with issues, so teenagers make progress and gain skills and confidence by overcoming the thought processes or imagined barriers. There are also some practical exercises to help people work through the issues either on their own or with others.
I would recommend this book as it has lots of suggestions and ideas for building confidence in the teenage years. The style is just right for teenagers to read, and it is arranged in such a way that it can be dipped into easily.