GRUDGES AND FORGIVING FRIENDS
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Product ID: ANG-004
Some girls can find it
very difficult to forgive and forget
when relationship hurts are deep and
friendships fractured. Girl
Grudges: Learning How to Forgive
and Live, was written by
two experts with many years of
experience, and has helped to address
deep-seated conflicts that cause ongoing
pain for everyone. This book offers a
variety of practical and educational
activities to help girls in middle and
high school either one-on-one or in
groups. It is based on the ERA
model (Educate, Relate, and Integrate)
that first exposes girls to new
information, and then helps them apply
this to their own situations.
Finally, it encourages internalization
of healthier relationship alternatives.
Pages: 72
Product ID: FAM-036
This book shows how girls everywhere are
greatly influenced by their contact with one
another, and it basically changed the adult
way of thinking when they look at girls.
Adults now have a better understanding of
how girls choose their best friends, express
their anger, interact with boys, and handle
relationships with parents. Now,
Rosalind Wiseman has a revised and updated
book for a new generation of girls. It
looks at how a girl's pre-adolescent
experiences affects their teen years, future
relationships, and overall success. It also
examines the various roles girls play in and
outside of cliques as Queen Bees, Targets,
and Bystanders, and how this determines how
they and others are treated. Filled with
insights about how technology has impacted a
girl's world, and loaded with the
experiences of girls, boys, and parents,
this book offers important strategies to
help your daughter to become socially
competent.
Pages: 448
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