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This positive guide for life will inspire young girls to lead like a pro, and motivate them to do what they love. The co-author is Suzanne Wrack. Contains themes of gender bias.
Quick Summary
Leah Williamson and Suzanne Wrack have put together a guide that feels like a pep talk from a big sister who also happens to be a world-class soccer star, and it's packed with personal anecdotes, bite-size advice, and easy-to-do activities that help you turn vague feelings of "I can't" into concrete steps you can try right now. If you're a kid who loves sports, cares about fairness, or just wants a confidence boost before starting middle school, this one's for you plus it's short enough that even reluctant readers can finish it in a weekend. The tone is upbeat and funny, but it also tackles serious stuff like gender bias and standing up for yourself, so parents might want to chat about a few of the deeper moments. Think of it as a pocket-sized confidence coach that mixes real-world stories with practical exercises, kind of like a younger, more playful version of "The Confidence Code" for the middle-grade crowd.