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Street Smart Kids Survival Guide

Street Smart Kids Survival Guide

📖 150+ real-life situations
🧠 Builds smart decision making
💪 Comics kids love to read

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Raise Children Street Smart is a comic-style guide designed to teach kids real-world judgement through illustrated stories. Inside, you'll find 150+ real-life scenarios, 150+ breakdowns of common challenges like peer pressure and manipulation, and 150+ practical guides to handling growing-up challenges.

Hardcover with full-colour illustrations throughout. Designed for children aged 6–12, to enjoy independently or read together with a parent.

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Street smarts your kid will actually use

Every chapter is a real-life scene. A kid getting pressured by friends. 

A stranger who seems too friendly. A moment where staying quiet feels easier than speaking up. 

Your child sees the situation, the wrong move, and the smart one.

No lectures. No fear. Just 150+ scenarios that build better judgement, one page at a time.

Frequently asked questions

What's inside Raise Children Street Smart?

Over 150 real-life growth scenes, 150 breakdowns of common challenges kids face, and 150 practical guides to handling growing-up challenges. It's a comic edition, so every lesson is taught through illustrations rather than paragraphs of advice.

What age is it for?

Designed for kids aged 6–12 who are learning to navigate real-life social situations. Parents can read alongside younger children, while older kids can read independently.

Is this a comic book or a parenting guide?

Both. It's written and illustrated for kids to enjoy like a story, with the right and wrong choices shown in every scene. Parents also get a natural way to start conversations without sounding like a lecture.

Does it cover bullying, manipulation, and stranger safety?

Yes. Chapters cover reading social cues, spotting manipulation and peer pressure, handling fear tactics, and building the confidence to make safer choices independently.

Is there a guarantee?

Yes. Every order is backed by our 90-day money back guarantee.

what other parents are saying...

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  • Johan D.
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    I great teaching tool. After receiving it I decided to order another one for my grandson’s teacher.
  • Marium S.
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    I’m just so excited to teach my kids!! The paradigms shift for me is amazing.
  • Kelly P.
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    The book is very informative. It puts children in real life situations and they decide how to respond and how each response can help to diffuse situations. My grandson is 5 and he really enjoys listening to scenarios and telling me how he would respond.
  • Carol A.
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    This book is a great to make you children more smarter. I love this book for my kids.
  • Bethany C.
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    My grandbaby is going into middle school this fall and I want her to be prepared about facing certain peer pressure challenges.
  • Emily R.
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    This item is as described, and it was received quickly.
  • Katie A.
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    Great way to encourage him to stand up for themselves or when they’re in a situation
  • Rachel T.
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    Just received the book. Gonna start reading it with my grandson every evening
  • Hannah M.
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    This is a very nice book. It will help the kids to know what to do and how to do it, right The person that thought about this book, I’ll give him a 100