Synopsis
What if you find out that your friend likes to shoplift? What if a buddy suggests that the two of you say mean things about a classmate anonymously online? What if a classmate wants you to help him cheat on a math test? None of these situations is easy to deal with. Rather than tell them what to do or not to do, Think for Yourself offers realistic advice on how to make smart choices that kids can feel good about. The author uses examples of difficult situations which most kids will face; predicaments might involve friends, family, and grown-ups. With the confidence and problem-solving skills readers will gain, they'll be able to handle dilemmas now and in the future.
This New Edition contains new dilemmas (including issues like internet safety and online etiquette), a new cover, new interior illustrations, and 48 pages of new content.
About the Author
Author and editor Cynthia MacGregor has written over fifty books for children and their families, including Come on, Mom! 75 Things for Mothers and Daughters to Do Together (Lobster Press, 2008), Think for Yourself: A Kid's Guide to Solving Life's Dilemmas and Other Sticky Problems (Lobster Press, 2008), and When I Grow Up, I Want to Be a Writer (Lobster Press, 2001). She lives in Palm Springs, Florida.
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