Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Social Themes - Values & Virtues

Three-year-old Luna loves to spend time with her big brother, Asher, and she wants to do everything he does. But when these siblings sit down to draw pictures together, Luna is overcome with jealousy because she can't do everything he can do. When she reacts in anger, Asher is sad and doesn't want to color with her anymore. How can she make things right again? With Mommy's help, Luna learns how to deal with her emotions and make amends for hurting her brother's feelings.

Toddlers ages 3-5 will love this sweet and relatable children's picture book, whether they're familiar...

When we find ourselves in a predicament, it can be very easy to find all kinds of excuses for the problem. Sometimes we ignore the real reason for the elephant in the room, or in this case the elephant in the basement. If the reason for our dilemma points back to ourselves, we often look for excuses rather than look for a solution. This is a sweet story about being accountable for the decisions we make, good or bad, and then taking care of our "stuff" when we blow it.

Brambleby Bear is a North Woods bear, famous for his sweet culinary creations. Every day, he wakes up early and goes out to his grandmother's woodstove and cooks the most delicious treats for his woodland friends. Pancakes, maple-nut fudge, and blackberry cake with whipped cream are some of the sweet gooey treats enjoyed by the animals and birds of the forest. But suddenly, a disaster strikes.

In the night, a violent thunderstorm rumbles through the forest. In the morning, Brambleby Bear comes outside to fire up his woodstove, only to discover it was destroyed in the storm. Whatever...

Brambleby Bear is a North Woods bear, famous for his sweet culinary creations. Every day, he wakes up early and goes out to his grandmother's woodstove and cooks the most delicious treats for his woodland friends. Pancakes, maple-nut fudge, and blackberry cake with whipped cream are some of the sweet gooey treats enjoyed by the animals and birds of the forest. But suddenly, a disaster strikes.

In the night, a violent thunderstorm rumbles through the forest. In the morning, Brambleby Bear comes outside to fire up his woodstove, only to discover it was destroyed in the storm. Whatever...

Why should you tell the truth? When is it okay to not tell the truth? When is a joke not a joke but a lie? Can silence be a lie?

This is the first book in the "Ethics Morals Laws" series A. The books of the series are discussions' initiators consisting of exercises, quotes, and fairy tales. Each exercise poses a question about a conflict in a simple everyday situation. The child is asked to make a moral judgment on the conflict and explain his or her position.

This is an entertaining and educational series of children's books on ethical, moral, and legal issues. This...