The story follows David as he learns the significance of speaking up about problems, regardless of whether they concern adults. Through his experiences, he discovers the value of communication and the impact it can have on addressing issues, highlighting themes of courage and responsibility.
Jennie hates to be teased about her frizzy, red hair. In this humorous tale children learn to respect not only themselves but others as well.
When the teacher fails to explain the rules of "Telephone" properly and the last person to get the message reports very different words, the other children in class laugh at her and make her feel embarrassed.
Part of the I’m a Great Little Kid Series, which is published in conjunction with the Toronto Child Abuse Centre who believe that empowering young children makes them less vulnerable. Done in rhyme, these six full-of-fun picture books, aim to empower by instilling young children with confidence, self-esteem, respect. Charlene’s Choice focuses on making a “right” decision which might make a friend angry.
Sam learns that some secrets should be shared when he finds himself uncomfortable with how a neighbour is behaving.
A boy is afraid to try anything new because he wants to avoid failing, until his teacher explains the learning process to him.