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The Big Book of Life Skills for Kids - Learn to Pack Your Lunch to Talk with God and 99 Other Things Everyone Should Know - cover

The Big Book of Life Skills for Kids - Learn to Pack Your Lunch to Talk with God and 99 Other Things Everyone Should Know

Sandy Silverthorne

Publisher: Revell

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Summary

Growing up can be lots of fun, but it can also be a challenge. There's so much you have to know! And no one adult around you can teach you all of it. What's a growing kid supposed to do? Sandy Silverthorne to the rescue! In The Big Book of Life Skills for Kids, Sandy puts his considerable knowledge (and wit!) to work to answer all of your burning questions and to offer advice on a whole slew of topics, including 
 
·	how to make friends 
·	how to deal with anger 
·	how to tell a joke 
·	how to be safe online 
·	how to talk to God 
·	how to save and spend money 
·	how to pack your own lunch 
·	how to see the good in people 
·	and so much more 
 
If it's something you've wondered or worried about, it's probably in there! So, what are you waiting for? The answers to your questions are all inside.
Available since: 03/18/2025.
Print length: 256 pages.

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