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Powers in a Box 

The Powers In a Box  series includes 12 soft-cover 'power' books. Each one focuses on a specific skill development in the areas of emotional intelligence, social intelligence, problem-solving and identity shaping. Also included is one chapter book that shares the story of a child learning the tools. 

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The series is a color coordinated system for skills building.

Battle of the Books

This chapter book follows the story of a boy putting the HLC power tools to work. He learns the tools to become a hero, leader and champion. Battle of the Books is included in the Powers in a Box, or buy separately.

Battle of the Books includes a special note from Dr. Philip Zimbardo, former president of the American Psychological Association 

 

 

"This is the series I've been looking for."

Larry

Book Buyer

Bookies Bookstore

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E-learning 

The full training program is available now

This is an extensive training for adults and their young heroes in training. Discover powerful, simple and fun activities to leverage powers in a box books for real-life learning. This develops the hard to reach soft skills that can make all the difference in success.   Designed or children age 5-11. 

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CinderSilly

CinderSilly is the ‘anti Cinderella,’ perhaps the most important twisted fairytale ever.  This Cinderella is NEVER A VICTIM! She overcomes the bullying of her stepmother, teasing from stepsisters, hard chores, and doesn’t need to be a princess in order to live HAPPIER EVER AFTER.  CinderSilly doesn’t rely on magic to gain control of her circumstances.  She is a pro-active girl with a positive attitude, who proves that ‘life is what you make it.’

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"Good for all kinds of kids, but especially those in love with the idea of princesses! 
Both my daughters have gone through a stage when they adore princesses (thanks, Disney). I love this book as a counter balance to the romance and happily ever after themes we normally see in other princess stories. Cindersilly uses her wits, creativity, and a sense of humor to face her troubles. I like the positive message of the book, the lovely illustrations, and the interwoven song."

- A Sladek (Chicago, IL United States)

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