You Are Amazing Like a Rocket: Pep Talks From Young People Around The World, showcases 50 handmade motivational posters created by teenagers from around the world who took part in a program organized by the creators of PepToc. Our WMA teens also participated in this program and their work is featured in this book! The collection is heartwarming and inspired by the success of PepToc, brimming with messages of encouragement and advice from children. The posters reflect the authentic and often lighthearted wisdom of the young creators. It serves as a tangible reminder of our capacity for hope in challenging times and would make a thoughtful and uplifting gift for anyone in need of a pep talk!
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