"Today's children are growing up in a highly competitive society. Anxiety from parents, society, and schools is all imposed on them, leading to exhaustion and loss of spark. Some sensitive children may develop emotional issues under intense pressure.
However, when children face emotional challenges, parents often struggle to communicate effectively. Speaking too much may make children resistant, especially older ones who have their own opinions and dislike lectures.
The best approach is a subtle one—allowing children to learn emotion regulation unconsciously. As parents, simply placing 'Winning with Resilience' on your child's desk is enough."
--Editor's Recommendation

★ Rights for some volumes in this series have been sold in Vietnamese and Traditional Chinese.
★ Three core abilities in one set: emotion management, self‑control, and time management.
★ 66 growth topics covering a wide range of everyday challenges children face.
★ 200+ actionable tips – teaching kids exactly what to do.
★ 400+ lively comics to make reading more fun.
★ Reading age: 5–12.

This series includes 3 books:
"Win at Resilience"
"Win at Self‑Control"
"Win at Time Management"

This series focuses on the most familiar daily life scenarios for children – family, school, and social situations. Using a comic format, it starts from everyday life, delves into children‘s inner world, and explores the root causes of poor mood, lack of self‑control, and poor time management. It subtly helps children solve problems such as anxiety, depression, and sensitivity, and guides them to improve their self‑management skills, helping them develop good habits in learning, daily life, and social interaction.

What to do if I’m afraid of communicating with others?
What to do if I’m constantly worried about the future?
What to do if I have trouble accepting my shortcomings or failures?
What to do if I get angry whenever something goes wrong?
Do I also have the right to say “no” to others’ opinions?
I become very nervous before exams; I either have a fever or a headache. What to do?
I keep wanting to play on my phone. If I don’t use it, I don’t know what to do. What to do?
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This book uses lively and interesting comic stories to show you that “living in the present” is key to developing a strong inner self. Being able to cope with challenges means accepting oneself, using the right methods, focusing on the task at hand, becoming in control of one’s emotions, and living each day to the fullest!