The Friendship Guide for Kids: How to Make Friends in 10 Lessons, (Paperback)

Making friends isn't a personality. It's a skill - and your kid can learn it.<p>If your child gets quiet in groups, eats lunch on the edges, or comes home from school deflated... they're not broken. They just haven't been taught the moves yet.</p><p><b>The Friendship Guide for Kids</b> follows Milo and Nia - two kids who start at a new school not knowing a soul - as they figure out, one small lesson at a time, how to turn strangers into real friends. By the end of the book, they're inseparable. And your kid has a quiet stack of moves they can use Monday morning.</p> <p>Inside the book - 10 short, story-driven lessons: </p><ul><br><li></li><li>How to start a conversation (without freezing)</li><br><li></li><li>How to join a group already in motion</li><br><li></li><li>What to actually say when you get left out</li><br><li></li><li>How to ask better questions and really listen</li><br><li></li><li>How to be funny without being mean</li><br><li></li><li>How to repair a fight with one good sentence</li><br><li></li><li>How to say no without losing the friend</li><br><li></li><li>How to bounce back when it gets hard</li> <p><br> </p></ul><p>Every chapter is a story, not a lecture. Every chapter ends with one tiny "Try it this week" challenge - small enough to attempt at lunch tomorrow.</p> <p>Why parents love it: </p><ul><br><li></li><li><b>No homework for you.</b> No worksheets, no reading aloud, no awkward "let's talk about feelings" sit-downs. Just hand them the book.</li><br><li></li><li><b>Written for ages 10-14</b> in language tweens actually read.</li><br><li></li><li><b>Real scripts, not vague advice.</b> The exact words to say in the moments that feel impossible.</li><br><li></li><li><b>30 warm illustrations</b> that make it feel like a story, not a textbook.</li> <p><br> </p></ul><p><i>"Finally, a book that teaches kids the social skills they actually need - not vague advice."</i> - Lisa R., Parent Coach</p><p><i>"Practical advice kids can use Monday morning. Total game-changer."</i> - Ms. Patel, School Counselor</p><p><b>If your kid has ever said "I don't know what to say" - start here.</b></p> <p>Wait - what age is this for?</p><p><b>Independent readers, ages 9-14.</b> The stories are written in language tweens actually want to read.</p><p><b>Read-aloud, ages 6+.</b> The lessons themselves - say hi first, ask a good question, repair a f</p>

• The Friendship Guide for Kids: How to Make Friends in 10 Lessons, (Paperback)
• Author: Sam Calder
• ISBN: 9798195921255
• Format: Paperback
• Publication Date: 2026-05-07
• Page Count: 82