This relationship book for teens and tweens is the first and only visual guide to genuine relationships for a happier life.
Making and keeping good relationships is essential. Harvard University scientists have found that deep relationships are the key to happiness and living a long life. Life is all about the connections we have with others. Being close to people can bring both joy and pain.
So, how do we learn to make deep relationships? How do we teach our kids about it? On the one hand, there are plenty of books about happiness or relationship books that might take you years to read and won’t give the answer. On the other hand, there's no specific class for that in school at the age we start to think about relationships and desperately need the answers. Every one of us has to figure it out independently and learn from mistakes, copying the connection style in our family or what we see around us. Most of the time, it works poorly. Let’s change that!
In the book "Relationships. The Visual Book for Teens and Tweens," we share simple ideas on how to build genuine relationships. Using colorful and easy-to-understand infographics, we answer questions that start bothering tweens around 12 years old:
- How to feel positive about yourself and not stress about what others think of you
- How to make friends and trust them
- How to understand your parents and keep a good relationship with your family
- What's essential in romantic relationships and when it's the right time
- How to find people who get and support you and build your crew
- What is going on in the world, and what can you do to make your world better
In seven parts, we discuss all kinds of relationships: with inner self, family, friends, romantic partners, different groups, and the world around us. We start by discussing the relationship with yourself or your self-esteem because that's the base for all other connections. This chapter looks different, more like a personal diary with thoughts, questions, and discoveries.
It's never too late to learn about relationships, but the best time is when you're a tween or teen. That's when you learn how to deal with people and determine what's crucial. Don't let your kid miss it out! This book for teens will broaden their horizons and bring healthy relationship habits for their happiness.
Who can make use of this book and the entire Life Skills 101 Series?
Parents: The Life Skills 101 Series teaches kids the stuff every parent agrees is vital for them to know. It also helps parents understand their teens better. Reading and discussing the books together is an excellent way for parents and teens to connect.
Kids and teens: Do you procrastinate doing your homework, worry your best friend is secretly mad at you, or stress about choosing your career? We'll help you take control of your life, become the master of your future, and grow into the person you want to be. And we promise it won't be boring!
Teachers: Do you want to make your SEL lessons more attractive for your students? Our books will grab their attention and help them use essential skills to improve their lives. And the workbooks will assist them in applying what they've learned in real-life situations.
Psychologists: Ever recommend self-help and psychology books to your younger clients? What if complicated language makes it impossible for them to get better? Ivi Green equips children with clear, colorful, comprehensive guides for overcoming challenges.
