Making Every Day Count: by Espeland & Verdick

Authors: Espeland & Verdick

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Daily Readings for Young People on Solving Problems, Setting Goals, and Feeling Good About Yourself In 1991, Free Spirit published Making the Most of Today, a book of daily readings for young people on self-awareness, creativity, and self-esteem. Newsweek called it "the first in its field," and it set the standard. Parents have praised it, teachers have used it in the classroom (some schools include the readings in their morning announcements), and countless young people have formed the habit of starting each day with the inspiration and affirmation found on its pages. Now Making Every Day Count continues that tradition. This time, the focus is on problem solving, goal setting, and feeling good about oneself. Each all-new entry begins with a thought-provoking quotation; each quotation is followed by a brief essay and a positive "I'"statement that relates the entry to the reader's own life. Some entries are serious; some are humorous; some offer step-by-step advice. All respect kids' needs and feelings and address their concerns; all reflect Free Spirit's focus on emotional health and well-being. ages 11 and upAuthors: Pamela Espeland & Elizabeth Verdick0.82" H x 6.25" L x 4.28" W (0.58 lbs) 392 pagesPublisher: Free Spirit Publishing

Making Every Day Count: by Espeland & Verdick Authors: Espeland & Verdick
	Item#	Type	Price
	1575420473	Paperback	8.95
Daily Readings for Young People on Solving Problems, Setting Goals, and Feeling Good About Yourself

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