"Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverted Kids" by Susan Cain

BEING QUIET ISN’T A WEAKNESS.
IT’S A SUPERPOWER.

Too quiet to change the world? No such thing. Introverts throughout history have accomplished incredible feats because of their quiet personalities, not in spite of them. From class presidents to musical theater performers to video gamers to explorers, introverted teens are often able to use their quiet nature to their advantage. Find out how you, too, can inspire those around you.

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SUSAN CAIN is a graduate of Princeton and Harvard Law School who worked as a corporate lawyer before deciding to write Quiet and then devote herself to the cause of empowering introverts. Her book has been a New York Times bestseller for well over a year, has won numerous awards, and has been translated into more than thirty-five languages. Susan lives with her husband and two children on the banks of the Hudson River in New York.

Read more about her, and join the Quiet Revolution community, at quietrev.com.

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