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Libby Kiszner
This guide tackles friendship questions through practical advice and activities, rather than a fictional storyline. Its examples include being called names, ignored at school, lonely or left out.
Sarah O'Leary Burningham
This is an approachable informational guide that explains puberty, body care and healthy habits through conversational advice, illustrations and practical instructions. It presents bodily variation as normal and invites readers to seek support from trusted adults.
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A curated collection of children’s books about setbacks, recovery, perseverance, courage and growth. Compare how each book handles difficulty before choosing what fits your child, timing and family values.
1 bookMat Ricardo
This is a lively guide to finding creativity and confidence through magic, comedy, circus skills and science. It mixes practical activities with encouragement to practise, check facts, share ideas and accept that people can grow and change.
Jacqueline Wilson
A realistic school-and-family story about a small triplet seeking greater independence, with friendship developing through a butterfly-garden project and factual butterfly material extending beyond the narrative.
Megan Kaye
This is a hands-on self-discovery book rather than a continuous narrative. Its main appeal is the combination of quizzes, written responses, creative tasks and explanations that turn reflection into an activity.
Deborah Meaden
A practical, introductory guide to how money works, including earning, saving, spending, borrowing, tax, interest, bitcoin and business. Its short sections combine explanations with examples, interviews, questions and activities.
Mat Ricardo
This is a lively guide to finding creativity and confidence through magic, comedy, circus skills and science. It mixes practical activities with encouragement to practise, check facts, share ideas and accept that people can grow and change.
Stephen Mulhern
This is an activity-led nonfiction book: readers can learn and practise tricks, then consider how presentation, preparation and originality affect a performance. It suits shared experimentation as much as quiet reading.
Preet Chandi
A lively guide for children who enjoy practical discovery, linking real expedition experiences with achievable activities close to home. Its emphasis is on learning by trying: outdoor skills, observation, planning and cooperation rather than simply reading about distant adventures.
Davinia Tomlinson
A practical introduction to personal finance, this book explains saving, spending and managing money while also addressing investing, salary negotiation and retirement savings. It aims to build confidence and positive financial habits through clear, relatable explanations for girls and young women.
Chris Martin
This looks like a practical introduction to creating an app, combining explanations with activities, examples and a concluding project rather than offering only general information.
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