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Hi there!

I'm Cath Hakanson, and when gifts were being handed out by the 3 fairies (you know, the ones from Sleeping Beauty), I was given the gift of being able to comfortably talk about sex.
I have a string of qualifications longer than your arm, over 25 years of clinical sexpertise under my well-worn belt, and have helped thousands of parents along the way.
Combine that with my practical down-to-earth approach & passion for helping families, and you'll be talking to your kids about sex, before you know it!
Oh, and expect to find typos! I do look for them but they do like to hide!

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Petra’s Power to See: A Media Literacy Adventure by Educate & Empower Kids

Petra’s Power to See: A Media Literacy Adventure by Educate & Empower Kids is a book for tween that talks about media literacy.

This book that helps kids to understand media messages (social media, advertising, media and fake news) and how they influence the way they think. This is one of the few books (that I know of) that is written for tweens that addresses media literacy.

Petra’s Power to See: A Media Literacy Adventure by Educate & Empower Kids is ideal for children between the ages of 9 – 13 years of age.

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Buy a copy of Petra’s Power to See: A Media Literacy Adventure by Educate & Empower Kids from Amazon.

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