Oxford Literature Companions The Sign of Four

Oxford Literature Companion Sign Of Four

Annie Fox

Peter Buckroyd

Oxford Secondary

Oxford Literature Companions: Much Ado About Nothing

Oxford University Press - Children

Answers letters received by Talk City's The InSite and provides advice about dealing with authority figures, handling problems with parents and siblings, making a relationship work, finding and keeping real friends, sex, and more topics important to teens.

Can You Relate?: Real-world Advice for Teens on Guys, Girls, Growing Up, And Get

Children's Books

Geography & Cultures

Tandem Library

“Hey. We go to Milldale Middle School. We’re very different in lots of ways, but we’re all good friends. A couple months ago, we were just hanging out when these kids came over . . .” So begins the journey of Jack, Jen, Chris, Abby, Mateo, and Michelleâsix students just trying to figure it all out in middle school. Be Confident in Who You Are, the first book in the new Middle School Confidential series, follows these characters as they work to meet new challenges and survive the social sceneâwithout losing sight of who they are. The book offers insider information on common middle school concerns and practical advice for being healthy, feeling good about who you are, and staying in control of your feelings and actionsâeven when the pressure is on. Filled with character narratives, quizzes, quotes from real kids, tips, tools, and resources, this book is a timely and engaging survival guide for the middle school years.

Middle School Confidential: Be Confident in Who You Are

“Not all teachers are parents, but all parents are teachers. When we teach kids to be good people who possess the social courage to do the right thing, we help to make the world a safer, saner, more accepting place for all of us.” —Annie Fox, M.Ed.
We live in a time shaped by a viral culture of cruelty. Now and in the future, we desperately need more good people. But where will these young people come from? From the homes of parents with a game plan! In Teaching Kids to Be Good People, Annie Fox has written a very personal, step-by-step guide to teaching your children to make healthy choices (online and off). Because being good is not enough. We have to do good.
This very pragmatic and funny guide includes essays, podcasts, prompts, tools, questions, answers, and self-assessment quizzes, all for the purpose of teaching kids to be good people. Hopefully, you’ll become so engaged in this process that you will inspire your children to do the right thing when no one's watching, and when everyone is watching.
Visit www.TeachingKidsToBeGoodPeople.com for excerpts, reviews and more about the book.
REVIEWS “Stellar! Unlike many solution-based parenting books, Teaching Kids to Be Good People is insightful, intuitive on so many levels . . . a truly meaningful book for our times.” —Dr. Lynne Kenney, Psy.D., author of The Family Coach Method
“[G]reat advice on how exactly we can help our kids with their most important skill set—the social-emotional one.” —Rick Ackerly, author of The Genius in Every Child
“Annie Fox has a genuine passion for helping our young people and she has many years of experience doing it. Both are evident in this wonderful resource for parents and teachers.” —Dr. Hal Urban, Ed.D., author of Life’s Greatest Lessons
“Every time I read something of Annie’s, it makes me think… you can’t help but love all that she does. Great book!” —Sarah Newton, author of Help! My Teenager Is an Alien!
“I wholeheartedly recommend ‘Teaching Kids to be Good People’ to any significant adult in children's lives. This book offers guidance and practical advice to ensure that children are supported to become the best that they can be. The best not only for themselves but the best also for their families, schools, communities and the world!” —Sue McNamara, Director of Education, Six Seconds South East Asia
“Timing is everything, and the time has come for this book! Teaching Kids to Be Good People not only helps parents introduce and support their children’s emotions, it also reminds adults that we too must honor and release our deeply held feelings as well. The time has come!” —Sharon Silver, CPE, author of Stop Reacting and Start Responding
“Annie has been helping teens use their moral compass and parents and educators to support young people’s development of one for 30 years, and her very readable latest book has that level of experience, plus wisdom, anecdotes, exercises, and compass-development tools, packed into it. I highly recommend this book. In it, Annie connects 21st-century parenting to the wisdom of the ages.” —Anne Collier, journalist, youth advocate and co-director of ConnectSafely.org
“[A] wonderfully practical and warm-hearted book. It will empower parents with some really helpful suggestions and ideas for navigating the choppy emotional waters of raising great adults. I highly recommend that you settle down with a cup of coffee and enjoy reading ’Teaching Kids‘ as Annie’s ideas will make communicating with your children meaningful and magical.” —Sue Atkins, author of Parenting Made Easy—How to Raise Happy Children

Teaching Kids to Be Good People: Progressive Parenting for the 21st Century

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

“There are times when even best friends have problems and times when you wonder who your real friends are! That’s normal, but it can also be upsetting. When we’re upset, we don’t always know how to make things better and we need help.” —Annie Fox, M.Ed.
• A new girl stole my bff! What do I do? • Why does she keep breaking promises? • Are they really “just kidding?” • Why is my friend being so mean? • How do I find new friends?! • Why are people mean?
When you’ve got great questions like these, you need great answers—ASAP! But where do you find them? Right here in The Girls’ Q&amp;A Book on Friendship: 50 Ways to Fix a Friendship Without the DRAMA
<ul>
<li>50 puzzling friendship questions from real girls, each one insightfully illustrated</li>
<li>50 clear answers to help you make your next best move</li>
<li>25 Super Friend secrets from older girls</li>
<li>5 Quizzes to test your friendship skills</li>
</ul>
Annie Fox has written a book that gives 8–12-year-old girls the tools and confidence to handle any friendship challenge with courage, empathy and respect. Because that’s the kind of girl the world needs more of!
Visit GirlsQandA.com for excerpts, reviews, and more about the book.
REVIEWS “What I love about this book is that it gives older children and tweens advice that is specific to the common yet painful friendship problems many experience. A child can look at all the scenarios here, relate and then get really good advice that will help them feel better and handle their conflicts in a way that makes them feel good about themselves.” —Rosalind Wiseman, author of Queen Bees and Wannabes, the book that inspired the hit movie Mean Girls
“…the best resource I've ever seen for addressing real issues in ways that girls can genuinely hear…I'll recommend this to every girl in my practice!” —Deborah Gilboa, M.D. (AKA Ask Dr. G), author of Get The Behavior You Want…Without Being the Parent You Hate!
“…an invaluable resource for girls navigating their way through the sometimes tricky pathways of friendship…covers a wide array of scenarios and offers clear, concise and compassionate advice that will leave girls feeling empowered and resolved.” —Jennifer Wider, M.D., co-author of Got Teens?
“…a gift to girls everywhere…I would have clutched this book tight from 4th grade on, reading deep into the night for girl-courage the next day. It could earn Annie Fox the Nobel Peace Prize for tempering Girl Warfare!” —Beth Onufrak, Ph.D., DrBethKids.com
“…full of gold nuggets. Fox's concrete suggestions (including what girls can actually say) are written perfectly for young girls navigating the exciting and challenging world of friendships.” —Dr. Amy Alamar, Ed.D., author of Parenting With Confidence for the Genius
“This book is gonna change not only the way you look at relationships, but how you counsel the kids in your care.” —Lynne Kenney, Psy.D., co-author of Bloom: Helping Kids Blossom
“As a mom of a tween girl and an educational psychologist I am excited to use this book both professionally and personally. It speaks to girls in their own language with solid advice.” —Dr. Kimberley Palmiotto, DrPalmiotto.com
“This is so cool. I can look up my problem and get the answer!” —Priscilla, age 8
“I wish counselors would read this book, cause they’d understand better what it’s like to be in real social situations. It’s harder than they think.” —Allie, age 13
“This book is a great way for kids like me to find answers to questions and not feel like we’re alone!” —Ellye, age 10
“This would have been SO helpful back in 5th grade.” —Kristin, age 12

The Girls' Q&A Book on Friendship: 50 Ways to Fix a Friendship Without the DRAMA (The Girls' Q&A Books)

Growing Up & Facts of Life

“Hey. We go to Milldale Middle School. We’re very different in lots of ways, but we’re all good friends. A couple months ago, we were just hanging out when these kids came over . . .” So begins the journey of Jack, Jen, Chris, Abby, Mateo, and Michelle—six students just trying to figure it all out in middle school. Be Confident in Who You Are, the first book in the new Middle School Confidential series, follows these characters as they work to meet new challenges and survive the social scene—without losing sight of who they are. The book offers insider information on common middle school concerns and practical advice for being healthy, feeling good about who you are, and staying in control of your feelings and actions—even when the pressure is on. Filled with character narratives, quizzes, quotes from real kids, tips, tools, and resources, this book is a timely and engaging survival guide for the middle school years.

Be Confident in Who You Are (Middle School Confidential Series)

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Free Spirit Publishing

“If you’re like us, you probably have questions about friendships. Maybe you’re not sure if someone is a real friend or the other kind.” So goes the story of Jack, Jen, Chris, Abby, Mateo, and Michelle—six students trying to figure it all out in middle school. Real Friends vs. the Other Kind, the second book in the Middle School Confidential series, follows these characters as they work to forge friendships while navigating tough social situations. The book offers insider information on making friends, resolving disputes, and dealing with other common middle school concerns—like gossip, exclusion, and cyberbullying. There’s also expert advice on crushes, peer pressure, and being there for friends who need help. Filled with character narratives, quizzes, quotes from real kids, tips, tools, and resources, this book is a timely and engaging survival guide for the middle school years.

Real Friends vs. the Other Kind (Middle School Confidential)

Self-Help

Relationships

If you re like us, you probably have questions about friendships. Maybe you re not sure if someone is a real friend or the other kind. So goes the story of Jack, Jen, Chris, Abby, Mateo, and Michelle six students trying to figure it all out in middle school. Real Friends vs. the Other Kind, the second book in the Middle School Confidential series, follows these characters as they work to forge friendships while navigating tough social situations. The book offers insider information on making friends, resolving disputes, and dealing with other common middle school concerns like gossip, exclusion, and cyberbullying. There s also expert advice on crushes, peer pressure, and being there for friends who need help. Filled with character narratives, quizzes, quotes from real kids, tips, tools, and resources, this book is a timely and engaging survival guide for the middle school years.
This is a new printing of the original Real Friends book from Free Spirit Publishing.

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Oxford Literature Companion Sign Of Four

Oxford Literature Companions: Much Ado About Nothing

Can You Relate?: Real-world Advice for Teens on Guys, Girls, Growing Up, And Get

Middle School Confidential: Be Confident in Who You Are

Teaching Kids to Be Good People: Progressive Parenting for the 21st Century

The Girls' Q&A Book on Friendship: 50 Ways to Fix a Friendship Without the DRAMA (The Girls' Q&A Books)

Be Confident in Who You Are (Middle School Confidential Series)

Real Friends vs. the Other Kind (Middle School Confidential)

Real Friends vs. the Other Kind (Middle School Confidential)