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Recommended Reading for Students and Parents
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Many of the books listed below are part of my own personal collection of organizing literature. Click on the image of each book to link to Amazon.com for a quick way to order your new favorite organizing resource! (Note: This is an affiliate link.)
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This engaging story by David Shannon, best suited for students ages 4-8, is about a boy named Spencer who has a multitude of toys. Find out what happens when his parents decide that enough is enough!
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Ideal for students between the ages of 8-13, this short and sweet book by Janet S. Fox is a great resource for helping kids learn how to organize their schoolwork, lockers, desk, backpacks, and more!
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This quick and amusing book, co-authored by Pamela Espeland and Elizabeth Verdick, is designed for kids between the ages of 9-12 who need help with time management.
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This colorful and humorous book, written by Samantha Moss and Lesley Schwartz, is geared for students in middle school and high school who are looking for a better way to organize their schoolwork, manage their time wisely, and organize their rooms, study areas, and more!
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Written by professional organizer Julie Morgenstern and her daughter Jessi Morgenstern-Colon, this organizing resource book is ideal for teenagers who don't mind a bit of reading. At over 200 pages, the book is packed with useful illustrations, fun quizzes, and lots of great common sense information for students about how to organize their lives at home and at school.
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Parents, here is an organizing book for you! Written by professional organizer Donna Goldberg and Jennifer Zwiebel, this practical book works with you step-by-step to systematically help your child learn key organizing skills in order to succeed in middle school, high school, and beyond.
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Professional organizer Lanna Nakone uses the latest brain research to create this fascinating book for parents that helps identify the specific way their children think and learn. The book profiles four distinct learning types and explains the best ways for parents and teachers to create the ideal learning environment for each child to succeed.
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Did you ever wonder why, biologically, your child is disorganized? Authors Martin L. Kutscher and Marcella Moran take a look at the roots of disorganization in your child's brain and then provide great resources and practical advice for helping any child achieve better organization and time management skills.
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If self-help books just make you feel more stressed and anxious, click here to learn how Organizing Magic provides hands-on assistance for students and families at home!
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