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Being a Better Me

The series Being a Better Me consists of five volumes of short stories written to assist children between the ages of six through eleven in becoming better people. Nine-year-old Mark is taught a noteworthy lesson within each storyline. The author then poses a challenge to the readers at each chapter's end, encouraging them to incorporate what they have learned into their way of thinking and everyday lives. The entire series provides informative building blocks that serve as the foundation of a child's character development. Diane Yelencsics gives young readers simple, real life scenarios to make them recognize their own individual significance and the impact they have on others.

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Product Details:
Author: Diane M. Yelencsics
Paperback: 122 pages
Publisher: BookSurge Publishing
Publication Date: November 29, 2005
Language: English
ISBN: 1419612867
Package Length: 8.8 inches
Package Width: 6.0 inches
Package Height: 0.4 inches
Package Weight: 0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 12 reviews
 
 

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Average Customer Review:5.0 ( 12 customer reviews )
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5Being A Better Me  Dec 15, 2005
By M. R. Kornblatt "M.R. Kaye"
Adored this Book! This book is delightful, cover to cover.It is a lesson learning valued addition to our family library. The author of "Being A Better Me" captures your heart, and challenges the reader to "challenge yourself" with it's powerful messages of responsibility to ones self and to others by being the best you can be. I plan to purchase a dozen more copies to pass along to family and friends. I truly believe this book is "ageless" in that young and senior will learn from and enjoy! Looking forward to the next volume!

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5Through the eyes of a child.  May 28, 2006
By Audrey Lafollette "children's event planner"
My 10 year old daughter read "Being A Better Me" after a socially difficult school year. I didn't ask her to read it. I just gave it to her and let her explore on her own. She never came up for air. When she finished reading the book, in one evening, she had tears in her eyes as she hugged me. She said how sorry she was for the kids who were bullying her. The book helped her to understand that the kids who were being mean have problems and hurt feelings too. Yelencsics uses easy to read dialog and situations demonstrating problem solving and conflict resolution through empathy and communication. My child has experienced an increase in self esteam just by knowing her feelings are normal and not at all uncommon. We look forward to future volumes........hurry please!

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5Art Teacher  May 25, 2006
By Christina Brownie
"Being a Better Me" is one of the best books I have ever read in my life. This book is "real" meaning it deals with real life scenarios that you can not find in a textbook. As a teacher self esteem is one of the biggest concepts I try to teach to a child. This book is a key guide in character building. I was so impressed with the book I invited the author to my school as a guest speaker to all 45 of my art classes I teach. The students were moved by the stories in the book and are asking when will the next volumes be out. I find this book beneficial as a teacher, to my students, and also for the parents.

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5Teaching Children Values  Mar 16, 2006
By Jean Sindhikara "Teacher/Mom Jean"
"Being a Better Me" is indeed a new genre of book that helps children to learn about themselves and how to fit into their social world. The book, for ages 6 - 11, can be read by children or read by parents or read by parents to their children.

The stories of everyday occurances in a typical family life describe ways for children and their parents to solve sticky social situations in win-win ways. It is a guide for children to understand that they have power over their actions and it is a guide for parents to understand that they have tools to help their children into "Being a Better Me"

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5Great tools for children and people of all ages........  Jan 06, 2006
By Anne Stanard
Great book!! The author reinforces important principles for life that everyone should know and do at all ages and also gives senarios that you can remember. This book gives children tools to put in their belts for a lifetime. I will reread this book over and over again!!

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