We Disagree
Ages 4 to 8A mouse and a squirrel argue over figs or twigs and blue or red, and part in a huff. Then they decide they can disagree and still be friends.
Recommended by LibraryMomStory & parent notesDisagreeing kindly.
3 booksDisagree without being unkind.
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Duck! Rabbit!
Ages 5 to 8The duck voice and the rabbit voice disagree cheerfully and keep going. Each ends up willing to consider the other’s view without anyone having to win.
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How to Be a Lion
Ages 2 to 8Leonard and Marianne go to their thinking hill and work out a response together. They answer the other lions with a poem that asks for room to be different, without demanding that everyone become alike.
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