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Resource Item #7
Provide the titles, authors, publishers, copyright dates, and short summary of ten age-appropriate children’s books that you use to support development of children’s self-concept self-esteem, and to help children deal with life’s challenges
Title: I Hate Goodbyes
Author: Kathleen C. Szaj
Publisher: Mark A. Hicks
Copyright: 1996
Summary: Tales for loving children
Title: Daniel World
Author: Kathleen Deloach
Publisher: Cathy Best
Copyright: 2004
Summary: Daniel goes to school with all the other kids. He is in the first grade.
Title: Special People, Special People
Author: Arlene Maguire
Publisher: Sheila Bailey
Copyright: 2000
Summary: although people looks are different we share hopes and fears, giggles and grumbles, our dreams.
Title: Susan Laughs
Author: Jeanne Willis
Publisher: Tony Ross
Copyright: 2001
Summary: Susan laughs, she sings, she rides, she swings.
Title: Talking About Divorce and Separation
Author: Earl A, Grollman
Publisher: Ann Landers
Copyright: 2005
Summary: You know mommy and daddy have not been getting along don’t you.
Title: Mama and Daddy Bears Divorce
Author: Cornelia Maude Spellman
Publisher: Kathy Parkinson
Copyright: 1998
Summary: Dinah had three favorite people, her mama, her daddy and her big sister Ruth.
Title: My Family’s Changing
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 1999
Summary: A first look at a family break-up
Title: I Have a New Family Now
Author: Robin Prince Monroe
Publisher: Nancy Barnet
Copyright: 1998
Summary: Comforting little hearts and understanding blended families.
Title: Don’t Call Me Special
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 2002
Summary: A first look at disability.
Title: The Skin I’m In
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 2003
Summary: A first look at racism
Resource Item #8
Use the Internet, public library, or your program’s professional library to
Provide the titles, authors, publishers, copyright dates, and short summary of ten age-appropriate children’s books that you use to support development of children’s self-concept self-esteem, and to help children deal with life’s challenges
Title: I Hate Goodbyes
Author: Kathleen C. Szaj
Publisher: Mark A. Hicks
Copyright: 1996
Summary: Tales for loving children
Title: Daniel World
Author: Kathleen Deloach
Publisher: Cathy Best
Copyright: 2004
Summary: Daniel goes to school with all the other kids. He is in the first grade.
Title: Special People, Special People
Author: Arlene Maguire
Publisher: Sheila Bailey
Copyright: 2000
Summary: although people looks are different we share hopes and fears, giggles and grumbles, our dreams.
Title: Susan Laughs
Author: Jeanne Willis
Publisher: Tony Ross
Copyright: 2001
Summary: Susan laughs, she sings, she rides, she swings.
Title: Talking About Divorce and Separation
Author: Earl A, Grollman
Publisher: Ann Landers
Copyright: 2005
Summary: You know mommy and daddy have not been getting along don’t you.
Title: Mama and Daddy Bears Divorce
Author: Cornelia Maude Spellman
Publisher: Kathy Parkinson
Copyright: 1998
Summary: Dinah had three favorite people, her mama, her daddy and her big sister Ruth.
Title: My Family’s Changing
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 1999
Summary: A first look at a family break-up
Title: I Have a New Family Now
Author: Robin Prince Monroe
Publisher: Nancy Barnet
Copyright: 1998
Summary: Comforting little hearts and understanding blended families.
Title: Don’t Call Me Special
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 2002
Summary: A first look at disability.
Title: The Skin I’m In
Author: Pat Thomas
Publisher: Lesley Harker
Copyright: 2003
Summary: A first look at racism
Resource Item #8
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