New Releases by Renee Jain

NEW YORK TIMES AND USA TODAY BESTSELLER • The ultimate toolkit to help kids conquer anxiety by tapping into their natural-born superpowers—featuring relatable stories, hands-on quizzes and exercises, and fun illustrations For any kid struggling to deal with pressure from school, friends, grades, or life in general, Superpowered is a journey of self-discovery. Psychology experts Renee Jain and Dr. Shefali Tsabary make readers the superheroes of their own stories with easy-to-understand methods for recognizing anxious behaviors, identifying the root causes of worried thinking, and realizing that strength can be found in reclaiming one’s inner superpowers. We all have a special set of powers that can supercharge you through life and help you fight stress, worry, and pressure. Anxiety zaps those superpowers. The secrets, strategies, science, and mind-blowing facts in this book will help kids remember what it means to be: Present: You get power from the here and now. Original: You show up as your authentic, rad, true self. Whole: You are worthy just as you are. Energized: You thrive on curiosity and imagination. Resilient: You fail as an important part of growth and learning. With its helpful, hands-on suggestions and tips, Superpowered helps kids transform anxiety into courage, worry into confidence, and stress into resilience.

"Don''t eat so much junk!" "Study harder!" "Stop fighting with your sister!" We want the best for our kids. In the pursuit of their greatest well-being, we often take a path of rooting out "what''s wrong" and fixing it. But what if living a good life goes beyond reducing the problems our children face? What if it is equally important to teach kids to seek out "what''s right"? Turns out the research supports this notion. Helping our children identify, apply, and nurture their character strengths is a 21st century life skill which is associated with greater life satisfaction, engagement in school, academic success, and overall well-being. What we know is as important as it is to reduce the problems facing our children, it is equally as important to nurture what is right. In this, they have the tools to thrive and create positive connections to the larger world. "What''s Right with This Picture?" is a workbook for teachers and parents to work with their kids to learn character strength vocabulary, identify character strengths in themselves and others around them, and find ways to apply strengths in their lives. This fully-illustrated workbook teaches these lessons through fun and relatable stories and activities.