Books with author Joy Berry

Brand New 2013 Edition.Ages 3-6"Let's Talk About Being Shy" (Let's Talk About series) helps children overcome their shyness by helping them to understand that feeling shy is normal and there are things they can do to make them feel better about being around a new person or situation. "Being Shy" discusses these ideas in a gentle, yet effective manner, Like all of Joy Berry's books, "Let's Talk About Being Shy" speaks directly to the child and acts as a problem-solving resource for parents and caregivers. The book is filled with full-color illustrations and simple text that make the sometimes-difficult information easy to take in.

Child behavior, bad manners and misbehavior drive most parents crazy and inhibit children from progressing forward. The Help Me Be Good books deal with 28 of the tough behaviors typical preschool-age children will exhibit. From Being Rude to Whining to Fighting to Being a Bad Sport, the set addresses the root of the misbehavior and helps children learn better ways to handle situations and get their needs met. Based on the principal of treating others the way we want to be treated, this bestselling series has sold over 35 million copies and helped countless families since its original release. Colorful illustrations help children relate through the characters and find positive ways to handle the topic. Like all of Joy Berry’s books, Help Me Be Good books speaks directly to the child about the topics and acts as a problem-solving resource for parents and caregivers alike.

Age Level: 6-12The Living Skills books are a series of 27 books by award-winning author Joy Berry. Like all of the Joy Berry books, this series stresses individual responsibility. The purpose is to help kids develop into self-sufficient, intelligent, independent thinking young adults. The books in the Joy Berry “classics” have sold over 85 million copies and helped hundreds of thousands of parents and kids over the past twenty years.Prejudice and Discrimination comes from opinions we formed as young children. In Every Kid’s Guide to Overcoming Prejudice and Discrimination, Joy Berry explores the roots of prejudice and discrimination. When we understand these roots, overcoming prejudice and discrimination becomes much easier. Topics included are:• what opinions are,• where opinions come from,• how to form opinions, and• what prejudice and discrimination are.The book features colorful cartoons on every page that both amuse and engage the reader.The 27 books in the Living Skills series are:Being SpecialCoping With Childhood TraumasBeing a CommunicatorResponding to DangerDecision Making and Problem SolvingHandling Family ArgumentsFamily Rules and ResponsibilitiesHandling Fights with Brothers or SistersGood MannersHandling DisagreementsHandling FeelingsUnderstanding Human RightsHandling IllnessIntelligent SpendingThe Juvenile Justice SystemLaws That Relate to School and WorkLaws that Relate to Kids in the CommunityLaws that Relate to Parents and ChildrenMaking FriendsMaking and Managing MoneyUnderstanding NightmaresNutrition and Health CareOvercoming Prejudice and DiscriminationUnderstanding ParentsThinking and LearningUsing Time WiselyWatching TV Intelligently