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    A Kids Book About Mentors

    Part of A Kids Book

    Author Josh Shipp
    Hardcover
    $19.99 US
    DK. | DK Children
    7-11/16"W x 10-1/16"H
    On sale Aug 25, 2026 | 64 Pages | 9780241794937
    Grades K-4
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    Mentors are life-changers.

    They guide us, inspire us, and help us grow into the best versions of ourselves. But how do you find one? Should you have just one? A Kids Book About Mentors breaks down these big questions in a way that's easy to understand. Written by Josh Shipp, a former at-risk foster kid turned best-selling author and youth advocate, this book empowers kids to see the value of having mentors in every part of their life—whether for hobbies, skills, mental health, or simply navigating the ups and downs of growing up.

    Josh explains why having multiple mentors, like having different coaches for different sports, can help kids thrive. With engaging language and relatable examples, this book inspires readers to seek out those who can help them grow—and to be mentors themselves someday.
    Josh Shipp is a renowned speaker, best-selling author, and youth
    empowerment advocate. A former at-risk foster kid turned success
    story, he dedicates his work to helping teens overcome challenges and
    reach their full potential. Josh’s personal journey has inspired millions,
    and his practical advice equips parents, educators, and mentors with
    tools to make a meaningful impact. His insights have been featured on
    Oprah, Good Morning America, and in The New York Times. View titles by Josh Shipp

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    Mentors are life-changers.

    They guide us, inspire us, and help us grow into the best versions of ourselves. But how do you find one? Should you have just one? A Kids Book About Mentors breaks down these big questions in a way that's easy to understand. Written by Josh Shipp, a former at-risk foster kid turned best-selling author and youth advocate, this book empowers kids to see the value of having mentors in every part of their life—whether for hobbies, skills, mental health, or simply navigating the ups and downs of growing up.

    Josh explains why having multiple mentors, like having different coaches for different sports, can help kids thrive. With engaging language and relatable examples, this book inspires readers to seek out those who can help them grow—and to be mentors themselves someday.

    Author

    Josh Shipp is a renowned speaker, best-selling author, and youth
    empowerment advocate. A former at-risk foster kid turned success
    story, he dedicates his work to helping teens overcome challenges and
    reach their full potential. Josh’s personal journey has inspired millions,
    and his practical advice equips parents, educators, and mentors with
    tools to make a meaningful impact. His insights have been featured on
    Oprah, Good Morning America, and in The New York Times. View titles by Josh Shipp

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