BUYING ADVISORY: Pre-K, EL (K-3) - ESSENTIAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL: AVERAGE
Her little brother’s mischief makes Keya so mad that she takes her frustration out on her best friend, Hooper. It isn’t until she hurts his feelings that Keya realizes that she is the problem, but she has to work hard to get his forgiveness.
Adelman shows a very unfortunate, but common, progression of how we take our anger out on other people. I like that Hooper wasn’t instantly accepting when Keya first apologizes. The message doesn’t feel forced at all. A sweet little teaching message.
Cindy, Library Teacher, MLS
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