I'm a Magical Black Girl | Positive Affirmations and Journal for African American Teens & Preteens: Self Esteem and Confidence Builder for Girls Ages

I'm a Magical Black Girl | Positive Affirmations and Journal for African American Teens & Preteens: Self Esteem and Confidence Builder for Girls Ages

Studies have shown that preteens and teens of this current generation have the hardest time with confidence, mental health and self esteem. What better time to reinforce and build confidence in a young, black queen than NOW ! Start young and begin a daily affirmation routine! This can be life-changing! This positive, uplifting and inspirational book has a simple setup that encourages young black girls to create a habit of reciting a daily affirmation. Some are specific to African American girls. Each daily affirmation comes with a message and explanation to further emphasize the key points for clarity. Some affirmations even have action steps for the day. Parents may even want to use the affirmations as a daily conversation starter or discussion. There's also two additional sections: A starter/practice journal and 16 coloring pages with positive quotes. Features: Daily affirmations / mantras to recite - 5x8 size pages - Perfect size for carrying in a purse - Includes a practice journal with simple prompts (Great starter journal) - BONUS: 16 coloring pages at the end with positive affirmations and images of young black girls - Cover includes a modern, relatable black girl image she will LOVE - Perfect for black girls ages 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 (preteens and early teens) - Topics include skin, hair texture, emotions, school, friendships, family, body positivity, and more - Awesome starter tool for building self confidence and self esteem - Ideal gift for a daughter, granddaughter, niece, sister or cousin - Created by an African American woman NOTE: The cover of this journal was very intentional. It is very important for darker skinned girls to see products with their features presented in a positive light. While this book is appropriate for African American girls with varied shades of brown skin, I want to emphasize that girls with more melanated skin are just as beautiful. Images DO matter!