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Books for children
Beyond sugar & spice, snakes & snails
Children in these stories insist on being themselves
Hard Times
Stories of other children’s experiences provide examples of ways to cope with economic pressures
Keeping impulses in check
These books will help adults and children talk about the hard job of learning to think ahead before acting on impulse
Arguments and solutions
Children’s books show a variety of strategies for cooperating to resolve conflicts
First day of school
The experiences of the characters in books can help a child prepare
Bedtime
Stories in books can help kids and parents talk about their own bedtime issues
Talking about food
These books can help grown-ups and kids start conversations about what foods are good to eat and why
We are all different
Books help kids and grownups talk about race and racism
Holiday celebrations
Stories from many traditions share themes of celebrating our connection with each other
Friendship skills
These books show children learning to empathize, cooperate, and live happily with others