★ A psychological growth and self-protection book designed specifically for teenagers aged 6–15! Based on the classic psychological theory of the "Broken Windows Effect," it uses mind maps to deconstruct the "small cracks" in daily life—bad habits, social pressure, learning loopholes, and online risks.
★ Covers seven core areas, including personal habits, social boundaries, family relationships, learning states, campus safety, and online self-protection, directly addressing the real pain points in teenagers' growth.
★ Features 43 actionable "broken window" repair strategies that can be applied immediately. It is a soul-healing guide that accompanies young readers as they grow, helping them become more resolute and clear-headed.

Have you ever noticed that small problems often snowball into big troubles?
Using the psychological concept of the "Broken Windows Effect," this book helps readers identify the "small cracks" in daily life—such as bad habits, social pressure, family conflicts, learning loopholes, and online risks—and provides practical repair tools for every "broken window."

The book covers the real pain points in teenagers' growth across six major areas: personal habits, social boundaries, family relationships, learning states, campus safety, and online self-protection. Through lighthearted, fun illustrations and scenarios closely related to real life, it teaches young readers how to identify the easily overlooked "first broken window" and learn to take timely action before problems escalate.
Children who pay attention to "small broken windows" are not making a big deal out of nothing; rather, they know how to avoid growth traps and accumulate strength through details. Learning to guard every window of your own is learning to protect your future.

Qinglan Books
A publishing house with nearly 20 years of experience, housing both editorial and planning teams. The books they have planned and published number over 2,000 titles, with particular acclaim in extracurricular reading, family education, special education, and humanities and social sciences.
Representative works include: The Way of the Wolf: The Leadership (which has sold over 4 million copies in print), Comic Math for Kids (3 million copies sold), Bedside Book for Teenage Boys and Bedside Book for Teenage Boys Girls (combined sales exceeding 2 million copies), and Comic Chinese History for Kids (over 1 million copies sold).