Manifest for Kids: Four steps to being the best you
£13.30£16.10 (-17%)
An inspiring guide to manifesting for kids, from Roxie Nafousi, Sunday Times bestselling author of MANIFEST and MANIFEST: Dive Deeper.
Are you ready to learn a new superpower? Then let me introduce you the world of MANIFESTING.
Manifesting is a way of using your own mind to become your BEST and HAPPIEST self. Anyone can manifest, and I want to help you learn how with FOUR SIMPLE STEPS that will teach you to:
• Understand your feelings
• Grow your confidence
• Appreciate everything you have
• Set and reach your goals
With activities to do alone and with friends and family, plus a daily journal, this incredible book will give you the tools you need to manifest your best and most brilliant lives!
“As a parent, I know that all you want for your child is to be the best and happiest version of themselves. Children are struggling more and more with the pressures of modern society. I wrote this book because I believe that every child deserves to feel confident, to believe in themselves and to know how much special they are. If we can help equip children with tools and guidance that will help them to help themselves, we can profoundly change the direction of their lives.” – Roxie Nafousi
Roxie’s Four Steps to Manifesting for kids:
1. UNDERSTANDING EMOTIONS
2. SELF-BELIEF
3. GRATITUDE
4. GOAL-SETTING
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Additional information
| Publisher | Puffin (28 Sept. 2023) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 256 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 0241657768 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0241657768 |
| Reading age | 8 – 12 years |
| Dimensions | 14.4 x 2.6 x 22.2 cm |
by MagsH
I read this book with my son and I was so impressed with how many tools and ideas there were for him (and for me!) this is such an accessible book and one I would highly recommend.
by Tabitha Hilsdon
My children are totally obsessed with this book. It’s wonderfully written and so easy for them to read and understand. The journal at the back is a lovely way to end the day looking at all the positives in the day. We love it
by Alona Amsel
My daughter was so bored – I had to return the book. I couldn’t get past the first few pages! Not relevant to a 10 year old. Sounds like she is talking to a 6 year old and then asks the child to complete so many questions!!!!y child would never focus on that many questions.
by Rees
I’ve read it and my 13 year old son is reading it now. It’s a brilliant resource for children and young adults.
by MagsH
This is for a gift for a child’s birthday. I have had to present it like this and now she has to wait until I receive a replacement.
I have also had the inconvenience of having to
Go out quite a distance to return it.
by Cheryl
Bought for a birthday present. Relatable to how they were feeling at school. Helpful to understand their feelings whilst proving a toolkit to help them overcome any issues.
Great layout and places for journal eateries and to make their own notes.
by Kirst84
My daughter was having some difficulties at school and her anxiety had got worse. We worked through this book together and it helped so much. Really opened up our conversations about things that otherwise she probably wouldn’t have told me. Would recommend this to any pre teen!
by Omar Nafousi
My 10 year old daughter loves this book. It’s great to watch her to think about the impact of people/things in her life and puts everything into a perspective she understands. Highly recommended.