Contents ( 123)
- Books by Cathy Cassidy
- Contents
- 1. Friends Forever?
- Making Friends
- Keeping Friends
- Falling Out
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- THE FRIENDSHIP CHARTER: 6 EASY STEPS TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE
- Cathy’s Books… Published by Puffin
- 2. Growing Up
- Body Matters
- Girl Talk
- Skin Deep
- Mixed-Up Feelings
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- Cathy’s Books… Published by Puffin
- 3. Boys, Boys, Boys
- First Crush
- Taking Your Time
- Love Hurts
- Breaking Up
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- 4. School Daze
- School’s Cool!
- Teacher’s Pet?
- Teacher Trouble
- Work It Out
- School Blues
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- 5. Beat Bullying
- Don’t Pick On Me
- Sticks and Stones
- Speaking Out
- An End to Bullying
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- Helplines:
- 6. Confidence Tricks
- Accept Yourself!
- Making Friends With You!
- Look for the Good Stuff!
- Get Happy!
- Do it Anyway!
- Get Lucky!
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- 7. Being Yourself
- Who Am I?
- Style Matters
- Let It Out
- Peer Pressure
- Role Models
- Being Different
- There’s No Such Thing as Perfect
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- 8. Dream On
- Big Ideas
- Fame at Last
- Making It Happen
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Read It…
- 9. Family Matters
- Super Strict?
- Brothers and Sisters
- Problem Parents…
- … and Parent Problems!
- Patchwork families
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- Helplines:
- 10. Sad Stuff
- Bereavement
- When Someone is Ill
- Scary Stuff
- Broken Families
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- Helplines:
- Email:
- Write to:
- 11. Things That Don’t Help…
- Don’t Worry!
- Little White Lies
- Self-destruct
- Rebel, Rebel
- Looking for Love?
- Hurting Inside
- Food Wars
- Running Away
- Helpbox
- Read It…
- Websites:
- Helplines:
- Email:
- 12. … and Things That Do!
- Negotiate!
- Talk It Over
- Expert Help
- Feeling Understood
- Express Yourself!
- Get Moving!
- Believe It or Not…
- Back to Nature
- Good Stuff!
- The Fab Five
- Helpbox
- Check Out:
- Websites:
- Helplines:
- Inspiration Box Things to Help on Blue Days!
There are a million cool things to get involved in… the only limits are your imagination. What are you waiting for? Get out there and find yourself a life!
Websites:
- www.childline.org.uk – sections on feeling sad, helping a friend
- www.cathycassidy.com – send in a picture or poem, enter the writing comp, check out the Cathy Cassidy & ChildLine page, find out more about the books… and check out the cool, free downloads and ideas to help you celebrate friendship!
Helplines:
- ChildLine – 0800 1111
Cathy’s Books… Published by Puffin
- Shine On, Daizy Star – valuing friendship, family, truth and trust
- Dizzy – friendship
- Indigo Blue – being brave enough to ask for help
- Driftwood – expressing yourself through art, the power of friendship, asking for help
- Scarlett – learning to trust again, controlling anger
- Sundae Girl – friendship, family, learning to accept help
- Lucky Star – expressing yourself through art, standing up for what you believe in
- GingerSnaps – random acts of kindness, standing up for yourself
- Angel Cake – more random acts of kindness, friendship; trust
Inspiration Box Things to Help on Blue Days!
To copy out for your HAPPY BOX or just to look at on sad and rainy days…
‘I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that don’t work!’ –Thomas Edison
‘Never, never, never give up’ –Winston Churchill
‘Imagination rules the world’ –Napoleon Bonaparte
‘Dance like no one is watching. Sing like no one is listening. Love like you’ve never been hurt…’ –Mark Twain
‘I’m a great believer in luck and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it’ –Thomas Jefferson
‘Our greatest glory is not in never falling… but in rising every time we fall’ –Confucius
‘The only way to have a friend is to be one’ –Ralph Waldo Emerson
‘Be yourself, everyone else is already taken’ –Oscar Wilde
‘Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did. Sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover’ –Mark Twain
‘You can’t have a rainbow without the rain’ –anonymous