Teach your kids how to overcome their feelings of inadequacy and not being "good enough" with this powerful story of self-love and acceptance by widely acclaimed author, Zohar Aviv!
Many children and teens struggle with low self-esteem, confidence issues and the feeling of not ever being "good enough" due to the ridiculous standards set for teens by culture, media, and peers. They end up thinking that they're fundamentally flawed, even when there's nothing wrong with them.
In this story, you're going to follow the adventures of Harry, a chubby kid who was always made fun of for his weight for as long as he could remember and was deeply insecure about his body. He was particularly envious of Ethan, who seemed to have everything going for him. Perfect hair, great physique, good looks. Annoyingly too, he also had the attention of the girl he fancied.
But Harry had a magical Wonderhand that allowed him to do literally anything. When an unintentional accident with his Wonderhand saw him trading places with Ethan, he quickly finds out that not all that glitters is gold and learns to truly accept himself for who he is, warts and all.
Here's what your kids are going to learn in this insightful story:
- Dealing with negative thoughts
- Self-acceptance and making peace with imperfections
- Develop confidence and self-esteem
- The art of practicing self-love
- It is also packed with practical tips to help your kids deal with peanut allergy, lactose intolerance, weight and body image issues.
Filled with powerful lessons to help adolescents and teens feel more confident and move through life with self-assurance, Wonderhand is a novel for kids ages 8-14 that is designed to teach them to accept their gift of imperfection, teach them how to be confident and learn to love to fully love themselves.Â
A prolific author with over 70 books that are much loved by Israeli children to her name, Zohar Aviv is a graduate of Tel Aviv University where she majored in Literature and Education. She is an Adler trained facilitator for parents' and children's groups and lectures in schools. Zohar's stories deal with salient social issues unique to teenagers and contain insights on how to deal with them. She is a recipient of several awards such as the "Prevention of Violence Prize" and the "Respectful Living Prize"
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