Have you ever met someone so joyful you just want to smile? I had the pleasure of meeting one such person at the ChildsPlayPR #bloggersbrunch in New York City.
Joy Berry is possibly one of the most positive people I have ever met. I had an instant connection with her as soon as I started talking with her. Fun!
Joy Berry is an accomplished author who has sold over 80 million copies of her books. She has written over 240 Living Skills books for kids. She is an educator, parenting expert, and child development specialist who began writing self-help books over 30 years ago when she couldn’t find books that matched her philosophy for raising responsible children.
As I waited for my train back to Maryland from the #bloggersbrunch, I started to dip in to one of Joy’s books for older children. The book — Winning Skills: You…Can Get Over It!
Once home I perused a couple of Joy Berry’s books in her “Help Me To Be Good” series. This series designed for kids aged 4 through 7 is right up my son’s alley. He’s a good kid…very helpful…super enthusiastic…a sharer of all sorts of knowledge about Star Wars and airplanes, but there are times when he tries my patience when he [fill in a behavior that I would rather he not to do]. He — like all kids — is a work in progress.
The books I reviewed were an excellent resource for parents and teachers who have/work with young children. We enjoyed the following books:
- Being Greedy
- Being Messy
- Being Rude
- Help Me Be Good About Fighting Book and CD
- Tattling
- Whining
Each book includes a well-thought out story featuring a cartoon boy or girl. The children featured are of various ethnicities. For each double page spread: on one side a cartoon depiction of the behavior with speech bubbles while on the other side there is a paragraph describing the behavior. An attached CD includes a read-along version of the book narated by Joy Berry.
Joy Berry’s other series of books include:
- Teach Me About — for ages 1-3
- Let’s Talk About — for ages 3-6
- Help Me Be Good — for ages 4-7
- A Fun Easy Way — for ages 6-10
- Winning Skills — for ages 11 and up
- Good Answers to Tough Questions — ages 6-12
I am delighted to be able to share Joy Berry’s books with Musings from Me readers!
Giveaway for Musings from Me readers! I have a TWO giveaways…one for younger kids and one for older kids. One comment = one entry. Specify which books you would like to win “younger” or “older.” Enter now!
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I was given a selection of books for review. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only. Giveaway ends December 24 at 11:59 p.m.
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I would love to win the “older” books for my 10 year old son. Thanks!
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I would love the “older” kids books.
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I’d like to win the Older kids book.
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I have kids in both catagories so either one would work for me. Thank you.
I have younger and older kids. I guess i’d pick younger kids
ID LOVE THE older kids
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I would love for the “older” for my daughter
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The younger books. Thanks.
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I choose older kids although I have young ones too. I like the titles of the OLDER KIDS BOOKS.