'Let's Talk about Being Bullied' by Joy Berry Book Review

'Let's Talk about Being Bullied' by Joy Berry is part of the 'let's get along' books that is intended to assist children with a situation in which they are being bullied. 

I must admit that the sad truth of life is that bullies come in many forms and most of them are simply not other children on the playground. Then, what does one do if they are being bullied by a teacher or parent? Clearly this is not a book that would help you if you are being bullied at work because children shouldn't have to deal with that situation. 

Still, what you have here is the best foundation one could have at a very  young age to deal with being bullied and so I can recommend this book. 

Who should read this book? Everyone. 

 

Books read: logged. 

'Let's Talk about Being Destructive' by Joy Berry

'Let's Talk about Being Destructive' by Joy Berry is another

educational book in the 'Let's Talk About' series. This is a group of books that teach children how to think about their actions. I was lucky enough to stumble across a few volumes of these books and I've enjoyed every one I've read. 

I would have to say this book that focuses on what looks like an Asian family and their misbehaving son is more poignant than some of the others. It's an A+ book when the normal books are just A.

Who should read this book: Everyone

Books read: 215 of 5,000

'Let's Talk About Gossiping' by Joy Berry Book Review

'Let's Talk About Gossiping' by Joy Berry is a developmental book

that helps children understand honesty. It's one of many in the 'Let's Talk About' books, and where it is not the best of them it is still an interesting and worth wile read. 

I find the words to be honest, the art to be fun, and the books to be enriching. I wish my school had these books when I was growing up. 

Who should read this book? Everyone.

Books read: 210 of 5,000

Let's Talk About Showing Off by Joy Berry

'Let's Talk About Showing Off' by Joy Berry is a book designed to

teach children how to act in company. This is a book that talks about equality and treating others with respect. I found this book to have a good deal of wisdom that common folk should know but so many of us Americans have forgotten. 

It was a fun book with child like art work and simple ideas that had so much that children need in this me me me world. I have to say I really liked this book. 

Who should read this book? Everyone.

Books read: 206 of 5000