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The 2nd Edition of the popular Discovery Girls book series has arrived. Discovery Girls Middle School Survival Guides deliver the best strategies so girls can successfully deal with friendship troubles, embarrassing moments, life's toughest problems, body issues, school pressures and much, much more. All of the books reinforce the power of girls to overcome disappointment, develop positive images about themselves, seek the right kind of help, talk to their parents, and learn how to grow from failures.
Emma and Juliann are two of my tweens starting a new year of school in just a few days. Each child always has fears and concerns but they seem to escalate in school. And as much as I push my advice on the kids, they are still going to listen to their peers once in a while. The Discovery Girls Middle School Survival Guides are helpful and insightful books that Juliann and Emma can turn to when they have questions or fears about certain situations. Each book is approximately 100 pages. The girls have read all four books front to back and like how they are formatted specifically for them, with advice and tips.
'My Worst Day...and How I Survived It' has inspiring stories from girls who have overcome tough times. There are several stories of girls facing tough situations and how they came out stronger and better in the end.
'Sticky Situations...and How to Get Through Them' helps girls by giving them answers to tricky situations they may face, from what to do when your BFF blabs your deepest secret to how to handle being stranded at the mall.
'Ask Ali: All the Advice You'll Ever Need' has Ali, Discovery Girl's Advice Columnist, giving girls advice on issues ranging from issues with family and friendship to issues with school and boys.
'Friendship Hardship' shows girls the difference between good and bad friends and breaks down solutions to friendship problems.
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15 comments:
bullying because they are different ...coming from a multi-racial background - - - Paul T/Pauline T aka Paul Tran..... emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
There is a lot of bullying and way more of a popularity race than there was when I was a kid.
longshaw4735@hotmail.com
definitely bullying.
slb3334@gmail.com
bullying esp in elementary school my daughter was in 1st grade last year and was bullied
freebiegoddess03@aol.com
girls now face cyber bullying as well as in-person bullying
sarah hirsch
Peer Pressure
ababe28 at hotmail dot com
impossible standards of beauty which causes them to feel bad about themselves
Bullying
theyyyguy@yahoo.com
peer pressure
stracey2010@live.com
Social Media. It is a 24/7 connection that leads to bullying as well as cliques.
insecurity...so many people, both young and old, compare themselves to others...so sad.
PRessure to look like a teenager when their bodies just aren't ready yet. I see 6th graders who look like they're 18 years old.
peer pressure to try things they shouldn't be trying
I think body image issues are big for a lot of girls today.
Wearing clothes that are too old for their age.
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