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Books in Choices series

  • Trust Me

    Eleanor Robins

    Paperback (Saddleback Educational Publishing, May 1, 2011)
    Emma would do anything to help her best friend, Jordyn, win debate finals. But there's a problem, Jordyn is set to debate Emma's boyfriend, Darius, from rival Camden High. Emma learns of Camden's strategy while on a date. And she can't wait to tell Jordyn. After all, Darius didn't swear her to secrecy. Is it a matter of trust? These high-interest novels feature characters in situations encountered by real-life teens everyday. The student body of Dawson High study hard, date, root for the home team, hold down part-time jobs, succeed and fail, just like most American teenagers. Characters are faced with tough choices- and must decide and react based on their principles. However, choices are complicated and learning to do the right thing is almost never easy. Choices series. These high-interest novels feature characters in situations encountered by real-life teens everyday. The student body of Dawson High study hard, date, root for the home team, hold down part-time jobs,
  • Too Many Video Games!

    Jennifer Moore-Mallinos, Gustavo Mazali

    Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Playing video games is a fun hobby for many, but sometimes a hobby can turn into an obsession. When this happens, it's time to make some important choices. Readers of this innovative book follow along as one boy's life becomes taken over by his fixation on video games. They'll see the importance of striving to make positive decisions, taking control of your life, and learning from your actions. Vibrant illustrations and relatable characters help readers develop a deeper understanding of the text and learn how to make positive decisions in their own lives.
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  • Too Many Video Games!

    Jennifer Moore-Mallinos, Gustavo Mazali

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Playing video games is a fun hobby for many, but sometimes a hobby can turn into an obsession. When this happens, it's time to make some important choices. Readers of this innovative book follow along as one boy's life becomes taken over by his fixation on video games. They'll see the importance of striving to make positive decisions, taking control of your life, and learning from your actions. Vibrant illustrations and relatable characters help readers develop a deeper understanding of the text and learn how to make positive decisions in their own lives.
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  • Internet Safety

    Jennifer Moore-Mallinos

    Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Technology and media fuel the world today, and the Internet is a big part of that. Along with using the Internet comes the added responsibility of following certain rules and staying safe. Readers of this essential volume learn why it is so important to stay protected online. They'll see how the choices they make might seem harmless in the moment, but could actually have severe consequences. Concise, accessible text is paired with vibrant illustrations to tell an important story that is both engaging and meaningful.
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  • Andre's Choice: In a Land of Opportunity

    Leah Butler, Trudy Peters, Neal Armstrong

    Hardcover (Spencer's Mill Press, May 1, 2006)
    Andre's Choice is an adventure story about accepting differences in others. Halfway through the story, Andre has a tough choice to make and you get to choose what Andre will do by selecting one of three choices. Your choice then leads to one of three different story endings. Other books in this interactive series include Owen's Choice, and soon to be released Bea's Choice.
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  • Internet Safety

    Jennifer Moore-Mallinos, Gustavo Mazali

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Technology and media fuel the world today, and the Internet is a big part of that. Along with using the Internet comes the added responsibility of following certain rules and staying safe. Readers of this essential volume learn why it is so important to stay protected online. They'll see how the choices they make might seem harmless in the moment, but could actually have severe consequences. Concise, accessible text is paired with vibrant illustrations to tell an important story that is both engaging and meaningful.
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  • Dealing with Conflicts

    Jennifer Moore-Mallinos, Gustavo Mazali

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2019)
    Handling conflicts with other people can be difficult for anyone, and in the moment, it is sometimes hard to make the right choices. Readers of this engaging volume learn the importance of dealing with things in a positive way. Colorful, eye-catching illustrations accompany age-appropriate text, making it easy for readers to understand and visualize the story. Relatable characters help readers connect with the book, while important lessons encourage them to be thoughtful in their own decision-making and choices.
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  • Choices: Feeling Scared

    Dorothy Rowe

    Paperback (A & C Black (Publishers) Ltd, Aug. 30, 2002)
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  • Choices: Feeling Sad

    Althea Braithwaite, Charlie Best, Connie Jude, colour photographs

    Hardcover (A & C Black Publishers Ltd, )
    What makes us feel sad What is the difference between sadness and depression What can we do to help ourselves feel better How can we help someone else who is feeling sad This book addresses these and other issues and suggests ways in which we can learn to deal with them. It is one of a series in which difficult issues and emotions are treated seriously, but sympathetically and constructively. Colour pictures of children in relevant situations are included to make the books more immediate for the children who are reading them.
  • Friend or Foe? Teacher's Resource Guide CD

    Saddleback Educational Publishing

    Hardcover (Saddleback Educational Publishing, Inc., Jan. 1, 2012)
    These high-interest novels feature characters in situations encountered by real-life teens everyday. The student body of Dawson High study hard, date, root for the home team, hold down part-time jobs, succeed and fail, just like most American teenagers. Characters are faced with tough choices- and must decide and react based on their principles. However, choices are complicated and learning to do the right thing is almost never easy. The 16-page Teacher's Resource Guides provide 10 reproducible activities per title. The guides also emphasize life strategies such as being proactive, defining a mission, working together and more. Simply select and print activities that you need.
  • Telling the Truth

    Althea

    Paperback (Gardners Books, Aug. 31, 2001)
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  • Feeling Angry

    Althea

    Paperback (Gardners Books, Aug. 31, 2001)
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