Help Hungry Henry Stay Positive: An Interactive Picture Book About Managing Negative Thoughts and Being Mindful

Help Hungry Henry Stay Positive: An Interactive Picture Book About Managing Negative Thoughts and Being Mindful - Paperback

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Help Hungry Henry Stay Positive: An Interactive Picture Book About Managing Negative Thoughts and Being Mindful

Help Hungry Henry Stay Positive: An Interactive Picture Book About Managing Negative Thoughts and Being Mindful - Paperback

by Esther Pia Cordova
$17.53
Sale price  $17.53 Regular price 

Book Overview

Hungry Henry was not always so happy and positive. He struggled with negativity until he discovered a strategy that changed him forever.

Together with Hungry Henry, kids will discover simple ways to embrace positivity in difficult situations such as:

  • Being mindful
  • Releasing negative thoughts
  • Being thankful


Help NOW, and start your child on their journey to positivity. ★

ISBN9783948298159
Author Esther Pia Cordova
PublisherPower of Yet
GenreChildren and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2021
LanguageENG- English
Pages38
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Esther Pia Cordova

When Esther was 7 years old she had a phase during which she refused to do her homework alone. She thought she couldn't do it. This is far too often what we tell ourselves, even as adults. Recently, Ester attended a coding bootcamp. The experience was the most challenging thing she had ever done, but that is where she learned about the growth mindset and the powerful word YET. It's such a simple but important concept. Esther wanted to share this discovery with kids everywhere and help parents to embrace the growth mindset as well. She believes that this simple concept will help children overcome their fears and strive to learn as much as they can in life. She wants people to stop saying "I can't do that," and start saying "I can't do that, YET!"

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