About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their child is on the verge of a 'quitting' meltdown, whether it is over a difficult puzzle, a new sport, or a homework assignment. It is designed for the moment when a child feels that if they cannot do something perfectly the first time, they should not do it at all. The book serves as a gentle, instructional bridge between frustration and perseverance. By breaking down the concept of 'grit' into relatable scenarios, the book helps children ages 5 to 8 understand that mastery is a process rather than an immediate result. It validates the big feelings of anger and defeat that come with learning something new, while offering concrete steps to take a breath and try again. Parents will appreciate how it models a growth mindset in a way that feels supportive rather than demanding.
