Books like Let's Talk About Teasing by Joy Berry
Let’s Talk About Teasing uses sharp, immediate facts to depict the everyday experiences of children. Readers see how teasing can feel good or hurt, both for the sender and the receiver. The author suggests constructive attitudes and corrective actions that enhance personal well‑being and strengthen relationships between peers. The book’s comic‑strip style blends realism with humor, making the guidance accessible and engaging for young readers.
First publish date: April 1985
Genre: Education & Language/Education
Authors: Joy Berry
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