To Do or Not To Do: Behavioral Books for Kids
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by: Jennifer LB Leese
If you deal with children on a regular basis, then you
know that a great kid with a not-so-great behavior can disrupt
activities. As a mother of three children, I understand. However, I
didnt always. The Ugly Discipline Mommy Monster had to show up more
than she wanted to, and usually during the most inconvenient times.
Needing a new approach to dealing with my children, I had to find
childrens books to help my children and me with their not-so-great
behavioral problems.
Nobody wants to take out the trash in IT'S NOT MY JOB by Ted Lish, published by Munchweiler Press, http://www.munchweilerpress.com.
After moving into their new home, the mother purchases beautiful
trashcans and places one in each room. But what good is a trashcan when
no one wants to empty it? Need-less-to-say, the trashcans quickly begin
to overflow with trash, and as the weeks go by, the trash starts to
spill out onto the floor. When an emergency occurs, because of them not
taking out the trash, everyone decides to work together to clean up the
house and find what they have lost. Lishs book would make a magnificent
addition to school libraries worldwide. Children of all ages will enjoy
this book and, with any luck, will learn an important lesson about
cleaning up after themselves.
Have you ever tried to teach old dogs new tricks? Well,
Alison has in Charles Vald's CANT TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS published
by Writers-Exchange EPublishing (http://www.writers-exchange.com/epublishing).
However, Tony the dog isn't interested, but Alison doesn't give up.
Vald's story is inspirational, and is a great way to teach children to
never to give up, and that looks can be deceiving. Also available from
this publisher is CHIP'S SHARING DAY by Linda Derkez. Chip doesn't like
to share anything of his, but in this delightful book, he learns that
being 'kind and nice and fair' will take him much further than being
selfish and rotten. Parents will enjoy reading this charming picture
book to their children, as it teaches them the consequences of not
sharing.
What about doing something that you know you'll get in
trouble for later? Joel, his brother Ricky, and his cousin, Lisa find
themselves in that exact predicament in WATCH OUT FOR JOEL: LONG SHOT
by Sigmund Brouwer, after hitting a bull in the head with a rock shot
from their giant slingshot. Will they lie about it? Find out by getting
this book from Bethany Backyard (http://www.bethanyhouse.com).
Another book on the horrible subject of lying is NO MORE GOOSEBERRY PIE
by Dorothy Thompson. When the smell of gooseberry pies cooling on the
windowsill become too much for one little boy to bear, he swipes them,
eats them, only to have a tummy ache later, and then denies it.
Children learn from the boy in the story when he tries to lie his way
out of a sticky situation.
Off the Top of my Head talented childrens e-book authors to check out:
Sherry Baldwin, http://beecherbear.com/
Rick E. Patton and Katrina A. Patton, http://www.adnapnottap.com/HomePage.asp
Caroline Arnold, http://www.geocities.com/Athens/1264/
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About the Author
Jennifer LB Leese is a 34-year-old mother of three from Maryland. She is a published author of several childrens fiction books, one young adult fantasy book, and a paranormal romance novel. Leese also freelances children's non-fiction books for book distribution and packaging companies.
She reviews childrens books for several online magazines, including her own It's Only Ink! Children's Book Reviews, as well as for Fiction Forum, Preschool Entertainment, Gotta Write Network, The Best Reviews, and Midwest Book Review. Jennifer is also a freelance copyeditor for Writers Exchange E-Publishing, as well as for individual authors and publishers. Leeses experience comes from the above as well as from her published books and articles, and from her professional book reviews and columns.
As half of JV Harlee, Leese writes gothic, fantasy novels for teenagers with published author Valerie Hardin. Their first book is "Gargoyle Tears".
Leese lives in Maryland with her three children, Nicholas, Cameron, and Jordan. She volunteers regularly at her children's school where she heads the Bester Elementary PTA as Vice President. Married fourteen years to the love of her life, Jennifer knew she would marry Thom the moment she laid eyes on him.
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