Manners & Etiquette, World Peace, Children & Childhood, Peace Studies, Friendship & Getting Along, Self-Help, Values, Social Interactions in Relationships, Stress & Anxiety Management - Self-Help, Psychology
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Overview
A guide on how to solve conflicts without harming others with practical advice, activities, and a discussion of famous people who have resolved conflicts without violence.Introduces the concept of nonviolent resolution of conflicts. Includes practical tips, hands-on activities, and appropriate role models for guidance and inspiration.
Editorials
School Library Journal
Gr 2-5-- An attractive volume that explores the value of peaceful resolution of problems. Nicely arranged in short, readable chapters, and accompanied by plenty of good-quality full-color photographs, the book introduces some famous people who used nonviolent protest to promote change, discusses resolving conflicts, and suggests ways that young people can become peacemakers. The final chapter offers addresses of relevant organizations. The tone is positive; the writing is clear and straightforward. A worthwhile book on a subject for which little is available at this level. --Marilyn Long Graham, Lee County Lib . System, Fort Myers, FLBook Details
Published
October 1, 1991
Publisher
Franklin Watts
Pages
64
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780531200476