Books like Being Selfish by Joy Berry
Being Selfish is a young‑adult reader’s guide that explores interpersonal relations and human behavior. It stresses the golden rule—treat others as you wish to be treated—while highlighting the importance of sharing and respect. The book encourages children to avoid selfish habits, promoting positive values and self‑interest balanced with courtesy and conduct of life.
First publish date: June 1983
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Joy Berry
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