Too Nice Parents compromising and moving on

compromising and moving on

or simply want to compete at the very best level they can

Harris and Michael Emberley address readers in a reassuring way

Do they dream of success at what they love

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Too Nice Parents compromising and moving on'You're too nice,' says Amy's best friend, Kate. Amy's not sure what 'too nice' means, but she sure knows how it feels: rotten. She's tired of giving her things away, tired of getting stuck with the jobs nobody wants, and tired of feeling angry and sad. But with a little help and practice, she starts learning how to be friendly yet take care of herself at the same time. Soon she discovers that when she stops being 'Too Nice Amy,' everyone is happier: