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Name: Saying what you mean
Author: Joy Berry

Saying What You Mean presents clear explanations of how words, tone, and body language work together to convey meaning. The book walks juvenile readers through everyday conversations, teaching them how to choose words carefully and how to read the signals of others. Practical strategies help kids control what they say and anticipate how listeners will interpret their messages, fostering stronger friendships and healthier interpersonal relationships.

First publish date: June 1978

Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books

Authors: Joy Berry

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