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	title:	The Optimistic Child
	author:	Martin E.P. Seligman, Karen Reivich, Lisa Jaycox, Jane Gillham
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Houghton Mifflin (Trade)
	released:	October 31, 1995
	isbn:	0395693802
	isbn-13:	9780395693803

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Buy it! - Rated If you have a child or teach a child you need this book. We can't just assume that kids will grow up happy and this book shows how parents and teachers can assess what is bothering a child and learn ways of interacting that helps them. Kids need to learn how to "think about their thinking" and learn to think more optimistically. Parents (and schools) have the job of helping them and I suggest that this book is an excellent starting point.

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Buy it! - Rated 5/5
If you have a child or teach a child you need this book. We can't just assume that kids will grow up happy and this book shows how parents and teachers can assess what is bothering a child and learn ways of interacting that helps them. Kids need to learn how to "think about their thinking" and learn to think more optimistically. Parents (and schools) have the job of helping them and I suggest that this book is an excellent starting point.