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Welcome to a journal designed especially for adventurous boys like you! This journal is more than just pages; it's a treasure trove of positivity, learning, and self-reflection. Packed with affirmations, definitions of powerful words, and a dedicated space for gratitude, this journal is your personal companion on your journey of growth and self-discovery.Affirmations for Empowerment: Inside, you'll find empowering affirmations that will uplift your spirits and remind you of your incredible potential. Use these affirmations daily to boost your confidence and tackle any challenge that comes your way.Definitions to Inspire: Explore the meaning of words that carry great strength and significance. Each definition is handpicked to encourage deeper understanding, broaden your vocabulary, and inspire you to embrace the richness of language.Space for Gratefulness: Practice gratitude by jotting down the things that make you smile, the moments that warm your heart, and the people or experiences you're thankful for. Cultivating an attitude of gratitude can bring immense joy and contentment to your life.Your Personal Journey: This journal isn't just about writing; it's about your journey. Use these pages to document your thoughts, dreams, and the wonderful adventures life brings your way. Let your imagination soar as you fill these blank spaces with your stories and aspirations. Embrace this journal as a tool to nurture your mind, feed your curiosity, and celebrate the uniqueness that is you. Take a moment each day to reflect, learn, and grow-because the adventure of self-discovery awaits within these pages. Unlock the power of affirmations, embrace the beauty of words, and cultivate a heart full of gratitude. Let this journal be a constant reminder: you are strong, you are capable, and your journey is worth celebrating.

Shhh... Don't Tell" by Author Michelle Knight, shares the heart-rending story of Riley, a12-year-old girl, sexually abused by her half-brother, Josh. One afternoon, Josh was entrusted to watch his younger sister, but during their time together, Josh turned from half-brother to predator. Like many abuse victims, overwhelming fear and shame led Riley to keep the abuse a secret. Through Riley's abuse," Shhh... Don't Tell" declares a powerful message for all children to know and learn-- your voice matters, abuse is not your fault, and you should never keep secrets that cause emotional and physical harm to you or anyone else.

It is never easy meeting true friends! Between elementary and college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" is a story about a young lady learning how to identify what true friendship looks like with the help of her mom. With the guidance of her mom, she understood the difference between a leaf, branch, and a root, within the cycle of life's friendships. I hope you can do the same. Before reading, get comfortable, sit back, relax, and think of your circle. See who fits what category. You might be surprised.

It is never easy meeting true friends! Between elementary school, high school and even college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life, may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" teaches children/ young adults, through story, a wonderful lesson about the life cycle of people who will come through their lives. The Leaf, the Branch, and Root, hopefully assisting our young Queens on making better decisions in the company they keep as move through this thing called life.

Being different is what makes us special, no matter how different. Many children/young adults are taunted, even bullied for being different. Curby learns being different is also his superpower! It''s what make him special. Often, being different is not an option, however, being different makes you unique, and even more lovable with a twist. Love being you.dif·fer·ent/ˈdif(ə)rənt/Adjective1. Not the same as another or each other; unlike in nature, form, or quality.

Being an only child can have its ups and downs, especially when you are the last of three. Heaven, the youngest sibling in her family, misses having her older sister and brother around, never realizing she has the best of both worlds-hugs and kisses from mom, cooking with dad, and random visits when her siblings come back to town. Plus, all the rooms belong to her, and the best part, her dog Aubrey, spoils her and never shares her secrets. "I Don''t Like Being The Baby", by Heaven B. Smith, highlights the importance of family and serves as a delightful reminder, each person plays a special role in their family. Eventually, everyone much leave the nest, so remember to enjoy your family while you can. Being the baby, really may not be so bad after all.

When it''s time for church service, the little ones always seem to want the special crackers and juice served at the altar, and Shelby is certainly no exception. However, as many adults already know, crackers and juice have a very special meaning. In Church, Crackers, and Juice, children''s book author Michelle Knight shares a heartfelt yet humorous story about a young boy named Shelby and his persistence to enjoy this special snack at church. Thanks to Shelby''s mom, his older sister, and their wisdom and experience, Shelby learns the true meaning of Church, Crackers, and Juice. Fully detailed with wonderful illustrations.

It is never easy meeting true friends! Between elementary and college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life, may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" is a story about a young lady learning how to identify what true friendship looks like with the help of her mom. With the guidance of her mom, she understood the difference between a leaf, branch and a root, within the cycle of life's friendships. I hope you are able to do the same. Before reading, get comfortable, sit back, relax, and think of your circle. See who fits what category. You might be surprised.

When it''s time for church service, the little ones always seem to want the special crackers and juice served at the altar, and Shelby is certainly no exception. However, as many adults already know, crackers and juice have a very special meaning. In Church, Crackers, and Juice, children''s book author Michelle Knight shares a heartfelt yet humorous story about a young boy named Shelby and his persistence to enjoy this special snack at church. Thanks to Shelby''s mom, his older sister, and their wisdom and experience, Shelby learns the true meaning of Church, Crackers, and Juice.

Being an only child is hard, however everyone in the home places a major role. Enjoy being with family while your young.