Dare to Be You
Defy Self-Doubt, Fearlessly Follow Your Own Path and Be Confidently You!
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3.3 • 4 Ratings
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- £2.99
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- £2.99
Publisher Description
From the bestselling, award-winning author of You Are Awesome comes the much-anticipated follow-up, Dare to Be You.
What would you dare to try if you stopped worrying about fitting in?
If you're the kind of person who thinks: I don't like standing out from the crowd ... I wish I could be more like the cool kids ... There's no point trying to change things ... then this book is for you.
Because guess what? There's no such thing as normal.
Drawing examples from sport, science and even business, Dare to Be You empowers young readers to follow their own path, love what makes them different and question the world around them. With You Are Awesome's trademark mix of hilarious text, stylish illustration, personal insights and inspiring real-life examples, including Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai, Matthew Syed introduces children to the power of diverse thinking.
When you stop doubting yourself, embrace change and let your kindness loose, you become your own action hero. This groundbreaking, practical and positive book will help kids develop the inner confidence to grow into happy adults who know - and, more importantly, LIKE - themselves.
Praise for You Are Awesome, children's book of the year 2019 and Sunday Times no. 1 bestseller:
"A very funny and inspiring read! Brilliantly practical with a wide variety of examples that make it relevant for both boys and girls (and adults)!" - Online customer review
"Genuinely funny and engaging ... It's a must read." - Online customer review
Customer Reviews
Easy to read
My mum bought me this book and at first I thought “great, another non-fiction book that’s going to complain about how teens act”. But actually, it was very informative and there were lots of very interesting stats. It was easy to read and I like how there were loads of different graphics to brighten the page but I didn’t take much information from it and sometimes I felt like it was aimed for children a bit younger than me.