The Blurb On The Back:

Living your best life.


Dear reader. This blurb is different. Instead of going on and on (and on) about how amazing the book is, it’s a reminder of how amazing you are. But growing up can be a bit brutal so you sometimes forget!

Being your best self.


The simple truth is this: the very best version of you can deal with life’s challenges, setbacks, twists and turns. In a world where there’s a lot of talk about “living your best life” ad being your “best self”, The Art Of Being A Brilliant Teenager shows you how.

- Tap into your resilience, positivity and confidence
- Learn how to get out of your own way
- Create great habits that will last a lifetime
- Un-learn bad habits
- Calm your mind, reduce your anxiety, STEP UP
- Create a positive ripple effect

Welcome aboard. Expect the unexpected! Bring an open mind and a sense of humour. Oh, and maybe a pen.

ONE LIFE: OWN IT!


The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )

The Verdict:

Dr Andy Cope is a professional trainer, teacher and author with a passion for motivation and positive psychology. Amy Bradley is an experienced illustrator of children’s and YA books. Brimming with positive messages, this is a useful guide for pre-teen readers on how to make the most of their teenage years and really encourages them to interact and make the most out of it (which the design of the book and illustrations facilitates).

THE ART OF BEING A BRILLIANT TEENAGER was released in the United Kingdom on 5th October 2023. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
The Blurb On The Back:

This is a diary with a difference. More of a do-ary. Scribble in it, dribble on it, nibble it when you’re peckish. Read, enjoy, learn, laugh but most of all DO. Because your future’s so bright you’re gonna need shades!

This book is an instruction manual for life. It tells you how to be epic so grab a hot choc, make your bum comfy and read on. It’s even got pictures!

It’s time to shine …

From the multi-layered cupcake consisting of Andy Cope (Doctor of Happiness), Gavin Oattes (stand-up comedian), Will Hussey (an actual real teacher) and Amy Bradley (best illustrator evs) - this is your recipe book for having your cake and scoffing it. Diary Of A Brilliant Kid works up your appetite to enjoy and savour every last dollop of whatever life serves you. As well as putting-the-cherry-on top, it inspires you to:

- Think big, sparkly brightly and by your absolute best
- Be a mover, shaker and relationship maker
- Be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons
- Feel the fear and do it anyway
- Embrace the magnificent seven works that will change your life (yes, really!)

#Fact: The average person lives for 4000 weeks. Life’s short. It’s a gift. Let’s not send it back unwrapped.


The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )

The Verdict:

Andy Cope has a PhD in positive psychology and writes the bestselling SPY DOGs series. Gavin Oattes is a former school teacher turned comedian and author. Will Hussey is a teacher and author. This self-help book for children aged 9+ (with lively illustrations by Amy Bradley) unevenly mixes humour and practical tips to encourage a more positive mindset and set and achieve goals such that despite good intentions the key messages get lost.

Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.

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