Lila Danisa
“When you rewrite your thoughts, you create new ways to think about a situation. It’s called CHANGING YOUR PERSPECTIVE. You look at things differently, from a new point of view. When you do that, the story you tell yourself can change. And your feelings can change too.”
What an inspiring book!
This book inspired kids to write whatever feelings they have at any moment. Same concept as journaling to adults but easier to understand for kids.
Though my son can't write yet, through this book I encouraged him to tell me whatever happen to him and we will write it together in his personal diary. Yes, my son has ✨️diary✨️. I proud that he opens up easily (to me) and regulated his feelings by trusting me to write them up.
Though this book is for kids, I (as an adult) swallowed this book and its messages easily than if I read self-help books. For me, this book aprroachment is easier for me to accept than any other self-help books I ever read. I learned more from children books than (adult) self-help books.
Thank you to Jennifer Law, Boys Town Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
“When you rewrite your thoughts, you create new ways to think about a situation. It’s called CHANGING YOUR PERSPECTIVE. You look at things differently, from a new point of view. When you do that, the story you tell yourself can change. And your feelings can change too.”
What an inspiring book!
This book inspired kids to write whatever feelings they have at any moment. Same concept as journaling to adults but easier to understand for kids.
Though my son can't write yet, through this book I encouraged him to tell me whatever happen to him and we will write it together in his personal diary. Yes, my son has ✨️diary✨️. I proud that he opens up easily (to me) and regulated his feelings by trusting me to write them up.
Though this book is for kids, I (as an adult) swallowed this book and its messages easily than if I read self-help books. For me, this book aprroachment is easier for me to accept than any other self-help books I ever read. I learned more from children books than (adult) self-help books.
Thank you to Jennifer Law, Boys Town Press, and NetGalley for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.