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"Empowering Young Women: A Guide for Kids to Discover Their Strengths and Achieve Their Dreams" by VentureNest Books is a transformative guide designed to inspire young girls to overcome societal pressures and unlock their full potential. It addresses common challenges such as self-doubt, low self-esteem, and uncertainty about leadership capabilities, providing a roadmap to self-discovery and empowerment.

Tired of financial advice that treats you like a child? Ready to build REAL wealth while your friends are still asking for allowance money? Most investing books for teens are filled with piggy bank analogies and patronizing advice. But you're smarter than that. You want sophisticated strategies, not fairy tales about compound interest. Investing for Teens: The 12-Month Blueprint is the first book that treats young investors with the respect they deserve.

Ever felt nerves jeopardize your performance? Lost focus in a game, or had a mental block at a critical moment? You're not alone. The secret to overcoming these moments? Mental Strength. Perfect for young athletes, parents, and coaches, this book is your ultimate guide to developing the mental toughness that sets champions apart.

A Goddard CBC's Social Justice Prize Nominee A YALSA Amazing Audiobook for Young Adults "I will close my eyes and disappear into the pages of this book for many years to come."--Hanif Abdurraqib (New York Times bestselling author of Go Ahead in The Rain: Notes to A Tribe Called Quest)...

This book will benefit parents and children from generation to generation. I just want to make sure that they don't make the same mistake as we did as parents....

Forget coding. Help your children learn how to think first! Packed with practical illustrations and simple language to inspire learning! Mental Models for Kids is the first book in this series created to help train the young mind, equip it with dynamic tools, and remove any blind spots. In a world that is driven more and more by narrative and less by fact, mental models are, perhaps, the only mechanism effectively separating the signal from all the noise.