Every child wants to be noticed and feel important. But how can you attract attention without betraying yourself? Why does it happen that you seem to be accepted into a group, yet you’re not truly valued—and behind the impressive image there’s still a sense of emptiness?
Alla Ozorniна—writer and psychologist—helps schoolchildren understand how friendship, popularity, and self-esteem work in a children’s classroom community.
In this new book in the series «Каждый ребёнок желает знать» (Every Child Wants to Know), the author explores the topic of school popularity. How can you make your classmates see you as a person and start respecting you? Why do some people use you, but don’t take your feelings into account? Do a bright appearance and fashionable clothes help in relationships with peers? How can you stay true to yourself? How is real friendship different from the fear of being alone? Can you change the situation on your own, and how much time might it take? Alla Ozorniна’s recommendations will help schoolchildren better understand themselves and the people around them.