
It's Okay to Be Disliked: Adler's Courage Psychology for Children
- Growing up
- Categories:Growing Up & Facts of Life
- Language:Korean(Translation Services Available)
- Publication date:May,2017
- Pages:166
- Retail Price:(Unknown)
- Size:153mm×215mm
- Publication Place:South Korea
- Words:(Unknown)
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- Text Color:Full color
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How much courage does it take to know yourself or get along with others?
Is it good to be popular? And is it our choice to be scolded?
Can you decide who you want to be?
★Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese copyrights have been sold.
★ This book has long occupied the first place in the children's category list of major book websites in Korea, and it is still on the best-selling list since its publication.
★ Jointly recommended by the professor of the Department of Mental Health Medicine of Seoul University and the president of the famous psychological association of Korea!
★ All troubles and happiness come from relationships. Don't be afraid of being disliked, and don't be afraid to take the initiative to love, as long as you have courage, you can be happy. This is a book that combines wonderful illustrations with children's psychology to teach children to be brave and independent, and protect their self-esteem.
Description
You wonder if it's really okay to be hated, right? What do you think? Let's enter the world of this book, and I believe you will be brave!
Grandpa: I see that you have a lot of things in your little head, and when you think about something simpler, things will become smooth.
Yishu: Really? I'm just sad because my mother is not here, and I haven't greeted others properly just now, I'm afraid...
Grandpa: How about putting your worries aside and putting a positive spin on it? We all live in our world, what is that world like? It is like the sky after the rain, even if it is dark sometimes, and it can produce a beautiful rainbow after the rain.
Grandpa: Let me tell you an interesting experiment. Once upon a time, German scientists did an experiment on biting a ballpoint pen. They gathered together and were divided into two groups. One group held it with their lips, the other with their teeth. Come on, let's have a try, shall we? Do you smile when you bite with your teeth and scowl when you bite with your lips?
Yishu: Haha, it's really. If you bite it with your teeth, your mouth will open and you will make a smile. If you bite it with your lips, your eyes will wrinkle up, just like you are about to cry.
Author
The author once founded a language school in Canada, and then returned to South Korea as the director of the Children's English Textbook Research Institute.
He is now committed to the creation and development of children's books. He believes that children are the masters of the future, and they need good books to cultivate their good morals. His traslations include It’s My had, Bad Bought a Dragon, Have a Try and so on.
The Painter: Kim Man-jin
She studied western painting at university and now works as a full-time illustrator, focusing on children's paintings. She is the author of Go to Big Bag Island, Read A Little More, Dad Can't sleep, We Are All Protagonists, Time Fixer's Treasure, Coward Magician, and Mom is Busy...
The Editor: Park Ye-jin
Contents
1. The Courage to Stand up Alone
2. The Courage to Socialize
Parents? Teachers?
They Say I Made the Wrong Choice?
Is Any Praise A Good Thing?
Since I Exist, It Is Reasonable
It Doesn't Matter If You're Not Special, Just Show Your Courage!
Team Relationship
Can People of Different Ages Be Friends
Can We Become Close to Everyone?
I Love My Class