I Can't Do That, YET: Growth Mindset

by Esther Pia Cordova, Maima W Adiputri (Illustrator)

Overview

She's too shy to try. Can a glimpse into the future give her the courage she craves?

Enna isn't a queen of confidence. Struggling to believe in herself, the young girl is certain she doesn't have what it takes to read during bedtime. But when she finally falls asleep, she's greeted by a wonderful woman who's incredibly familiar...

As the journey across her dreamscape shows her potential versions of herself, Enna is amazed at everything she's learned how to do. But she knows all that growth won't come free - it will take time, knowledge, and dedication.

Can Enna learn to tackle challenges with a smile?

In this indispensable tool for battling gender stereotypes and other hardships, author Esther Pia Cordova reveals mentalities that can hold kids of all kinds back. And by dismantling unhealthy thought processes, she encourages a bold new approach to living life to the fullest.

I Can't Do That, YET is the inspiring first story in the Growth Mindset children's picture book series. If you or your child like motivational fun, reworking negative patterns, and gorgeous visual learning, then you'll love Esther Pia Cordova's step forward.

Buy I Can't Do That, YET to stand taller today!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781545237274
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	11/13/2017
Series:	Growth Mindset , #1
Pages:	34
Sales rank:	94,449
Product dimensions:	7.75(w) x 9.60(h) x 0.10(d)
Age Range:	4 - 7 Years

About the Author

When Esther was 7 years old she had a phase during which she refused to do her homework alone. She thought she couldn't do it. This is far too often what we tell ourselves, even as adults.

Recently, Ester attended a coding bootcamp. The experience was the most challenging thing she had ever done, but that is where she learned about the growth mindset and the powerful word YET. It's such a simple but important concept.

Esther wanted to share this discovery with kids everywhere and help parents to embrace the growth mindset as well. She believes that this simple concept will help children overcome their fears and strive to learn as much as they can in life.

She wants people to stop saying "I can't do that," and start saying "I can't do that, YET!"