Best Books For Children To Boost Their Growth Mindset

Mental growth in children happens much faster as compared to adults. According to studies, 90% of our brain growth happens before Kindergarten, which gives us all the more reasons to invest in resources to boost our kids’ mental capabilities.

The children's books listed below boost your kid’s growth mindset by enabling them to approach challenges with determination, view mistakes as opportunities, and focus on their efforts instead of the outcomes.

Best Children’s Books To Promote Growth Mindset

These books inspire your child to view development as an ongoing process:

Girls on Wheels by Srividhya Venkat, illustrated by Kate Wadsworth

When you fall once, the fear of falling again often restricts you from trying again. The same happens to Girls on Wheels’ Anila, who just got over a skateboarding injury and is afraid of getting hurt again. When she falls and questions her abilities as a skater, her friends help her overcome this sinking feeling and find the courage to try again. Inspired by the skateboarding revolution in India, this is an empowering story for every kid who is hesitant to go again after falling once.

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The Power of Yeti by Rebecca Van Slyke, illustrated by G. Brian Karas

A young boy becomes frustrated at not being able to tie his shoes or shoot soccer goals like his friend. Seeing his helplessness, a Yeti shows up to help him discover the power of YETi! He makes the boy realise that even if he isn’t great at something he can always put in the work to make things work.

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The Book of Mistakes by Corinna Luyken

Making mistakes isn’t a sign of failure, instead, it's your chance to do better the next time. That’s what this book teaches us. This book tells us that a misstep can transform into something better than we originally intended. For instance, if an artist doesn’t like his/her painting, instead of giving up they must creatively turn it into something new, demonstrating how art (and life) are a process.

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