Decision Is Yours Series

Reviews and Comments

“At the end of every page, the reader is asked to make an ethical choice . . . Positive, negative and intermediate outcomes are available. The potential outcomes are not sugar-coated . . . Even some of the good choices have tricky outcomes, like in the real world.”

Northern County Psychiatric Associates, Baltimore

 

“A problem-solving format that begs for class discussion. . .”

Northwest Center for Children’s Literature

 

“This is an intriguing format that many kids enjoy.”

PTA Our Children magazine

 

Recommended by:

• Nonverbal Learning Disorders Association
• “Using Children’s Literature to Address Bullying,” Anti-Defamation League