Being Kind
How to Add More Meaning to Your Moments
Dashes of color enliven intricate pencil drawings of a variety of fuzzy and feathered creatures in this picture book that explains big and small ways of choosing kindness. A sloth feeds baby birds berries with a pair of chopsticks alongside the instruction to “Give freely”; a parade of different animal friends comes with the advice, “Comparison is the opposite of being kind to yourself and others.” Actionable advice makes the complex concept age-appropriate in this bookshelf essential.
Reviewed by
Danielle Ballantyne
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