You Can Live on the Bright Side: The Kid's Guide To Optimism
By (Author) Lucy Bell
Illustrated by Astred Hicks
Pantera Press
Pantera Press
2nd November 2021
Australia
Children
Non Fiction
Hardback
364
Width 153mm, Height 234mm
802g
Do you ever get that feeling when you wake up in the morning, look out the window to see the sun is shining, and you just know that today is going to be a good day This is called optimism, or positivity, and its such a nice feeling to have. Its also something that you can learn, practice and improve, so you can feel that way more often! This action-oriented, fun-filled book is designed to teach you some easy activities and strategies to make you feel lighter, optimistic about the future, and more confident, empowering and inspiring you to live a happy and healthy life. You Can Live on the Bright Side contains tips, tricks and tools to help you find the things that make you excited to leap out of bed each morning, ready to do more of what you love, and find even more things that make you uniquely you! Featuring kids from Australia and around the world who are kicking some amazing goals, as well as tips from organisations focused on improving well-being, this book shows you how to: Cook delicious food to power your brain Decorate your room and create nice living spaces Get outdoors and have fun Channel your favourite animals through yoga Start meditating Find out what your interests are Speak positively about yourself and others Start growing plants, reading, writing and drawing Help the planet and go on a plastic-free picnic Its time to look on the bright side of life, so you can start living on the bright side!
Lucy Bell is a book editor and music teacher on a journey to live a more ethical, sustainable and mindful life. After getting her Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Sydney with majors in English and Ancient History, Lucy studied a Master of Publishing. Now she works for a social-purpose publishing house making big differences and helping fund not-for-profits and charities to close the literacy gap. Lucy grew up on the NSW Central Coast surrounded by four siblings, a cat, two dogs, two sheep, a lizard, lots of guinea pigs and thirteen chickens. She now lives in Sydney and while watering her balcony garden, dreams of one day owning her own country farmhouse.