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The Amazing Generation Action Guide for Kids and Tweens - A Practical Guide to Becoming Confident Curious and In Control - cover

The Amazing Generation Action Guide for Kids and Tweens - A Practical Guide to Becoming Confident Curious and In Control

Henry Perry

Publisher: HENRY PERRY

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Summary

Growing up today is different than it’s ever been before.Kids and tweens are surrounded by screens, distractions, pressure, and constant comparison—often before they’ve had the chance to understand who they are or what truly matters to them. Many feel overwhelmed, anxious, unfocused, or unsure of themselves, even when everything looks “fine” on the outside.The Amazing Generation Action Guide for Kids and Tweens was created to change that.This book is not about banning technology, shaming habits, or telling kids who they should be. Instead, it’s a practical, encouraging guide that helps young readers build confidence, focus, emotional strength, and healthy digital habits—so they can grow up feeling capable, curious, and in control of their own lives.Written in a friendly, relatable voice, this guide meets kids where they are and shows them how small choices can shape a stronger future. Inside, readers will learn how their brains grow, why emotions matter, how attention really works, and how to use technology wisely without letting it take over. They’ll discover how confidence is built through action, how friendships thrive in the real world, and why sleep, movement, creativity, and curiosity are essential—not optional.This is an action guide, not just a book to read and forget. Each chapter includes simple explanations, real-life examples, and step-by-step tools that kids and tweens can actually use. No lectures. No fear tactics. Just clear guidance, practical strategies, and encouragement that builds self-respect and independence.In this book, kids and tweens will learn how to:• Build confidence through everyday actions• Understand emotions instead of feeling controlled by them• Protect their attention and focus in a distracted world• Create healthy boundaries with screens and social media• Develop strong friendships and handle peer pressure• Use curiosity and creativity instead of constant scrolling• Design balanced routines that support school, rest, and fun• Make thoughtful choices that shape a meaningful futureFor parents, educators, and caregivers, this book offers reassurance. It shows that young people are not broken or behind—they simply need guidance, space, and skills to grow. For kids and tweens, it offers something even more important: trust in their ability to learn, adapt, and become someone they respect.The Amazing Generation Action Guide for Kids and Tweens is for young readers who want to feel stronger, calmer, and more confident—and for the adults who want to support them without taking control of their journey.The future is still theirs.This book helps them step into it—one thoughtful choice at a time.
Available since: 12/29/2025.
Print length: 258 pages.

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