Sin-D the Scientist Self-Esteem

Reach for this book when your child expresses doubt about their own intelligence or feels that subjects like science are only for experts. It is a perfect choice for the student who feels small in a big classroom or hesitates to share their ideas for fear of being wrong. The story uses the legendary curiosity of Sir Isaac Newton to bridge the gap between historical genius and modern childhood self-esteem. By framing scientific inquiry as a form of self-confidence, the book helps children ages 5 to 9 see that asking questions is a superpower. It normalizes the feeling of wonder and provides a mirror for kids who may feel different from their peers. It is an empowering tool for parents looking to foster both a growth mindset and a foundational love for STEM through a lens of personal worth.