Teenagers, Wake Up! - de Senna Fernandes, Samantha
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Feeling broken? Left unheard? Struggling to get back up on your feet? You're not alone. In this book, teenager Samantha de Senna Fernandes gives courage to those of her kind, opens their eyes, and speaks certain truths that not many people her age have known before. She sheds light on how to build a consistent relationship with family, warns us about the fragility of health, and explains the nature of attracting friends who are meant for you, while knowing your worth to eliminate those who aren't. She educates the bullies and empowers the bullied to regain self-love after being torn from it.…mehr

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Feeling broken? Left unheard? Struggling to get back up on your feet? You're not alone. In this book, teenager Samantha de Senna Fernandes gives courage to those of her kind, opens their eyes, and speaks certain truths that not many people her age have known before. She sheds light on how to build a consistent relationship with family, warns us about the fragility of health, and explains the nature of attracting friends who are meant for you, while knowing your worth to eliminate those who aren't. She educates the bullies and empowers the bullied to regain self-love after being torn from it. Samantha also enlightens teens based on the reality behind romantic relationships, and other issues relating to toxicity and breakups. She raises awareness about the toll on mental health caused by social media, and attempts to enrich the lives of video game addicts. But most importantly, she uplifts teens to stand up and strive for who they truly are. She is here to tell all teenagers... WAKE UP!
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Incontinentia Pigmenti survivor Samantha de Senna Fernandes is a 16-year-old writer from Macau, China. She has an online platform at www.richmindz.com where she writes blogs, connects with teens around the world, and offers one-on-one counseling calls. She also hosts her own podcast called The RichMindz Podcast which is available on various streaming platforms. She is a writer and an editor for The Clifton Herald newspaper and has also written articles for YoungMinds-a leading charity fighting for young people's mental health in the UK.