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Maude's Monologue
Inspired by her form tutor, and as part of a wider school resilience activity, Maude records her day to day activities. The only stipulations put on her, is that she must record the things she is grateful for each day and she must think deep. As Maude begins to appreciate the small things in life, she finds her reflections empower her to cope with some pretty big issues.
Maude's Monologue is a teen's gratitude diary jam packed with stories about reflection, relationships and resilience. With a dash of anxiety, hard hitting facts and plenty of humour.
Follow Maude's journey of self discovery and see how her reflections inspire you.
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Who'd Be a Teenager?
Who’d Be a Teenager? is a guided journal designed to support young people through one of life’s most confusing and transformational stages.
As parents, we often wish life came with a manual, and teenagers feel exactly the same. The teenage years can be overwhelming, full of big decisions, emotional ups and downs, and growing pressures. This journal helps teens navigate those challenges, while discovering practical strategies that work for them.
With a focus on self-discovery, self-worth, and future planning, Who’d Be a Teenager? encourages positive thinking and empowers young people to understand that they are in control of their own lives.
Whether used independently or with the support of a parent, teacher, or guide, this journal is a powerful tool to help teens build confidence, resilience, and self-awareness.
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About Lemon Kisses
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Journal Style Self-Help Book
A guided journal helping pre‑teens handle emotional ups and downs, build resilience, and explore self‑worth. Through reflection and practical strategies, it supports confident decision‑making and self‑discovery, whether used alone or with an adult.
Non-Fiction Novel
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Stacey endures escalating abuse from Robert after their child’s death, fighting trauma, control, and legal injustice. As co‑parenting becomes another battleground, she discovers courage, breaks the cycle, and risks everything to secure freedom and the future she dreams of.
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Journal Style Self-Help Book
Journal Style Self-Help Book
A child‑friendly workbook that encourages emotional expression through drawing, writing and creativity, helping children process grief and change. It supports resilience and meaningful conversations, giving adults confidence to guide healing with compassion and clarity.