Yuma Public Library

"... offers [readers] simple, actionable things they can do in their daily lives that help them cultivate kindness toward others and grow into people with the capacity to make the world a kinder place."--

Young children are introduced to key values, including kindness and giving.

When we notice people who look alone or afraid, we can be kind to them. We can talk to them or just stay close by until they're feeling better. Being kind to people shows that we care.

Provides examples and tips for being kind to someone who seems worried or alone.

Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern and more of DC's beloved super heroes illustrate the importance of kindness.

"What does it mean to be respectful? Being respectful tells people you not only care about them but you also care about yourself too! Join a cute little yellow SPOT as he shows all the different ways to be respectful to people, places and things. With fun illustrations your child will be able to see actual scenarios that your child is in everyday! From being polite, to respecting personal space and property, your child will have a clear understand...

Written by the ten-year-old founder of the Race to Kindness, and designed to be read together by a grownup and a child, this volume uses simple text to help kids understand that everyone can be a leader in both big and small ways via kindness, generosity, self-confidence, and teamwork.

When Boo the monkey does not want to share, Bip plays with Bop instead, until Boo runs into a problem.

Rhyming text and lift-the-flap surprises celebrate 100 little ways to spread kindness every day.

The Hero book invites children to think about the the qualities that make people admirable and takes them on a journey to find positive role models and discover the hero inside themselves.