The Girl Who Has a Million Problems

By Brenda Li

A girl's science project falls apart. Can she find a solution before the big challenge?

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32 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Millie faces daily mishaps, but when her egg drop project collapses before the school STEM challenge, she's pushed to her limits. Will she crumble under pressure or devise a clever fix? This engaging tale explores resilience and problem-solving, encouraging young readers to stay calm and think creatively. As Millie navigates sibling squabbles and toy troubles, her journey is filled with humor and heart, teaching valuable lessons in emotional regulation and confidence. Perfect for sparking discussions on perseverance and growth mindset, this story is a must-read for budding problem solvers.

From the publisher

From the award-winning bestselling author of The Girl Who Makes A Million Mistakes (over 100,000 copies sold!) comes a powerful STEM book that helps children stay calm, develop problem solving skills, and use creative thinking. Kids will feel confident, master their emotions, and overcome everyday challenges at home and school with resilience and calm.Millie has a lot of problems.From siblings not sharing, toy fights and wet shoes to crashing block towers, something always seems to go wrong.But the biggest disaster of all strikes when her egg drop science project falls apart just moments before the big school STEM challenge! Will Millie melt down, or will she think of a clever solution?The Girl Who Has A Million Problems is a relatable, uplifting story that shows kids how to: Stay calm during everyday frustrationsUse problem-solving skills and a growth mindsetBuild confidence, resilience, and emotional regulationFilled with humor, heart, and teachable moments, this book is perfect for: Social emotional learning (SEL)STEM classrooms and science challengesParent-child discussions about problem-solving and perseverance

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