Books like Being a Bad Sport by Joy Berry
In *Being a Bad Sport*, Joy Berry shows children how everyday actions—whether at school, home, or on the playground—affect themselves and others. By presenting vivid scenes in a comic‑style format, the book highlights the pleasures of good sportsmanship and the pitfalls of poor conduct. Berry then offers constructive attitudes and strategies that encourage children to improve their personal conduct and interpersonal relationships. The combination of realistic illustrations, humor, and practical advice creates an engaging resource for families, teachers, and young readers seeking to cultivate positive values in sports and everyday life.
First publish date: November 1989
Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Sports
Authors: Joy Berry
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