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Bloomsbury Childrens Books Bloomsbury You Can Do Anything! Find your happiness. Chase your dreams. Be unstoppable. By gold-medal-winning Paralympian Jonnie Peacock.
Publishing just ahead of the Paralympics, this empowering non-fiction guide from gold-medal-winning Paralympian Jonnie Peacock will help young people find their happiness, chase their dreams and be unstoppable.
The world should be open to everyone, and everyone should be able to achieve their dreams if they have the right support. This non-fiction guide takes young people on a journey to get inspired, build confidence and learn that they can achieve anything, no matter their abilities.
Whether you enjoy sports, arts, maths or just spending time with your friends, this book helps readers discover what it is they love, and how to embrace it and maximise their potential. With inspiring chapters on finding your happiness, learning to make the most of it, taking on new challenges and coming back stronger. Jonnie pulls on his experiences as a Paralympian, taking the plunge on Strictly Come Dancing and facing up to defeat and coming back from setbacks to bring his guidance to the attention of young readers.
With journaling opportunities and stories from other inspiring athletes, readers will learn that happiness is something that can be worked on and found, it's often down to hard work and a good mindset, and those are two things that you can learn with patience and determination, just like Jonnie.
The world should be open to everyone, and everyone should be able to achieve their dreams if they have the right support. This non-fiction guide takes young people on a journey to get inspired, build confidence and learn that they can achieve anything, no matter their abilities.
Whether you enjoy sports, arts, maths or just spending time with your friends, this book helps readers discover what it is they love, and how to embrace it and maximise their potential. With inspiring chapters on finding your happiness, learning to make the most of it, taking on new challenges and coming back stronger. Jonnie pulls on his experiences as a Paralympian, taking the plunge on Strictly Come Dancing and facing up to defeat and coming back from setbacks to bring his guidance to the attention of young readers.
With journaling opportunities and stories from other inspiring athletes, readers will learn that happiness is something that can be worked on and found, it's often down to hard work and a good mindset, and those are two things that you can learn with patience and determination, just like Jonnie.
240 pages, Paperback
Published July 18, 2024
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July 18, 2024
Excellent children's book that explains some essential mental health practices in an accessible and fun way.
Never pushing the reader, it gently guides them through the different chapters and encourages them to think about their own goals, feelings and thoughts in a practical way. I think the key points are valid for any person, young or old.
While this is a good read for any young person, I think this would be an excellent book for teachers to read and discuss in the classroom with older children.
Never pushing the reader, it gently guides them through the different chapters and encourages them to think about their own goals, feelings and thoughts in a practical way. I think the key points are valid for any person, young or old.
While this is a good read for any young person, I think this would be an excellent book for teachers to read and discuss in the classroom with older children.
December 10, 2024
This is a very inspirational book for young children, it is filled with motivational ideas, wellness tips and I love the journal aspect so children can write down their thoughts and ideas, it is a fabulous way to discuss goal setting and striving to achieve your dreams.
This book would be great for individual reading as well as discussion in he classroom.
I recommend it for KS2 children.
This book would be great for individual reading as well as discussion in he classroom.
I recommend it for KS2 children.
July 14, 2026
A nice motivational read written for children. There are sections for the children to write down their own dreams and ideas.
It encourages them to chase their dreams
It encourages them to chase their dreams
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