It's Up to
You, What Do You Do? another great communication
tool for parents, kids and teachers from the author of If
You Had to Choose, What Would You Do? Read
what others have to say below.
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Reviewers say... |
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"Great
Kid Stuff. It's Up To You... What Do You Do? is a fun book that teaches
youngsters about values by placing them in interesting situations. A lot
of parents these days are worried about the messages being sent children
as they watch the news on television about behavior which is deemed wrong
by most standards, but seems to go unpunished. This book is the answer as
it offes up challenging situations that emphasize the importance of personal
integrity, compassion, loyalty, self-disciplikne and other qualitites we
all want children to acquire." |
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Alan
Caruba
BOOKVIEWS, March 1999
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"Minnesota
psychologist offers a couple dozen situations for young people tothink trhrough.
The answers may shape their sense of virute and lives for years to come."
Rated "Must Read - Exceptional" |
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Public
News Serve
Five Star Index
March 8, 1999 |
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"This
book (IT'S UP TO YOU...WHAT DO YOU DO?) removes the worry, encourages responsibility,
and is one of the best tools for communciation on today's 'kid issues' a
parent could find. Highly recommended!" |
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Sr. Kathryn
James Hermes, FSP
My Friend--A Catholic Magazine for Kids |
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"Beginning
at about age 6children are exposedto questions of personal values just like
the ones in this book. Their responses help develop those that govern actions
for years come....Values covered book include integrity, compassion, loyalty,
perseverance and self-discipline to name a few." |
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Family
Times
March '99 |
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"This
book could serve as a fun, educational classroom tool for great discussions." |
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Bonnie
Bruneau
Children's Literature
Barnes and Noble Book Search Website
May '99 |
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"Life
is full of moral dilemmas...This book poses ethical challenges that test
kids' values." |
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Christian
Science Monitor
Homefront Website
May '99 |
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Educators
and Counselors say... |
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"I
was thrilled to find that you have written a second book, It's Up to You...What
Do You Do?. I would encourage you to keep them coming. Your books are just
what are needed in our Character Education corriculum. Thanks Again!" |
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Joy
Kistler
School Counselor, E.M. Trout Elementary
Ponca City, Oklahoma |
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"I
enjoyed reading each parable. In today's world, our young people need every
possible opportunity to talk through 'what if' scenarios. Talking through
events that could happen before they actually do, helps kids make wiser
decisions. Your book gives parents and teachers the basis to increase communication
about ethical behavior." |
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Deborah
M. Cook
Head of St. Timothy's School
Stevenson, Maryland
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