Fighting Invisible Tigers 4th Edition Award-winning title turns 40 and offers teens straightforward advice on stress management, anxiety reduction, and digital well-being. The book’s longevity speaks directly to the fact that the collection of uncomfortable emotions we call stress isn’t at all new and clearly isn’t going away. The only real option is to learn to manage it! That’s why hundreds of thousands of copies of Fighting Invisible Tigers have been sold. The 40th Anniversary printing includes an updated front cover and special Note from Author, Earl Hipp in the front of the book. Celebrating 40 Years in 2025! The Survival Guide for Gifted Kids Ages 10 and Under 4th Edition The classic and essential guide to growing up gifted • New in this edition: updated research on giftedness, fresh resources, and new content on neurodivergence helps readers understand what it means to be gifted • Best-selling expert author founded Free Spirit Publishing and is a pioneer in the field of gifted kids’ social and emotional needs • Over 125,000 copies in print (all editions) • Includes quotes, quizzes, and recommended resources, with information on media usage, gifted programs, sensitivity, self-esteem, bullying, gifted brain development, and more • Draws upon surveys from over 1,000 gifted kids for content and inspiration 9781631984358 · Paperback Pub Date: 8/26/2019 Updated Cover and Front Matter January 2025 Grades 6 and Up 144 Pages · 2 Color Interior · 9 in X 6 in $14.99 USD 9798885549509 · Trade Paperback Pub Date: October 7, 2025 Ages up to 10 · 2 Color Interior 128 pages · 9 in. x 7 in. Also Available The Gifted Teen Survival Guide, 5th Edition 9781631986789 When Gifted Kids Don’t Have All the Answers, 2nd Edition 9781575424934 Judy Galbraith is is the author or coauthor of several books, including the perennially popular The Gifted Teen Survival Guide, When Gifted Kids Don’t Have All the Answers, and You Know Your Child Is Gifted When … She has appeared on Oprah and has been featured in Family Circle and Family Life, as well as numerous other magazines and broad- cast and online media. contribution to gifted education; in 2012, she was given the Friend of the Gifted Award by the Minnesota Council for the Gifted and Talented for her sustained advocacy on behalf of gifted children; and in 2015, she received the NAGC Annemarie Roeper Global Awareness Award. Earl Hipp is the author of many books for young people. He has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in psycho-physiology. Earl was previously a clinical psychotherapist, where he helped people understand, cope with, and grow through some of the big challenges in their lives. An experienced speaker and trainer, he is available to speak to groups on the subjects of his books. Earl also enjoys hearing from his readers and can be reached at [email protected]. 17
