“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

★The rights to 2 titles have been successfully sold to Vietnam!
★Master three key skills—emotional management, self-control, and time management—with one set!
“Building Inner Drive” → Say goodbye to “glass heart” and build inner strength!
“Unlocking Self-Motivation” → Manage your hands and mind, and stop procrastinating!
“Mastering Time Management” → Plan better and double your efficiency!
★Created by frontline teachers + psychological experts: understanding children, growth, and learning!
66 growth topics, comprehensively covering children’s daily worries
200+ actionable guidelines, teaching kids practical methods
400+ lively comic illustrations, gaining wisdom through fun reading
★Suitable for ages: 6–12.

This series includes 3 books:
"Unlocking Self-Motivation"
"Building Inner Drive"
"Mastering Time Management"

What should I do when I feel like losing my temper over small setbacks?
Do I have the right to say “no” to others’ opinions?
What if I feel “socially anxious” and afraid to communicate?
How can I cope with anxiety about the future?
What if I’m obsessed with details and struggle to accept imperfections or failure?
Why do I get sick before exams—either fever or headache?
What if I can’t stop using my phone and feel lost without it?
…

Perhaps, child, you should live in the moment and take life one day at a time.
Embrace your emotions—whether good or bad.
Care for yourself—you are who you see yourself as, not what others think.
Take solid action—don’t worry about the harvest before sowing. Do your part, and let good things happen naturally.