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Every Kid’s Guide to Being Special, Joy talks about the uniqueness of each individual—and that makes each of us is very special.

Each of our bodies has needs in order to keep it functioning properly. In Every Kid’s Guide to Nutrition and Health Care, Joy Berry looks at these needs and give specific advice concerning each of them.

Much of our outlook on life is determined by our feelings. In Every Kid’s Guide to Handling Feelings, Joy Berry explores this idea and offers kids practical advice for dealing with their feelings.

Your brain is an important part of you. It performs many wonderful functions. All these functions are important in thinking and learning. In Every Kid’s Guide To Thinking And Learning, Joy Berry looks at this process.

Prejudice and Discrimination comes from opinions we formed as young children. In Every Kid’s Guide to Overcoming Prejudice and Discrimination, Joy Berry explores the roots of prejudice and discrimination.

All human beings have certain rights. Being familiar with what those rights are and understanding how to handle them is an important part of becoming a young adult.

We all make hundreds of decisions every day—some rather insignificant and some that can be life-changing. In Every Kid’s Guide to Decision Making and Problem Solving, Joy Berry lays the groundwork for making good decisions and solving problems.

Many children never think about putting themselves in their parent’s shoes. In Every Kid’s Guide to Understanding Parents, Joy Berry helps kids to understand their parents by taking a close look at what parents do and the responsibilities they have.

The relationship between siblings is different in almost every family. However, in most cases, that relationship includes disagreements, arguments, and fights.

In every family there are rules—either spoken or unspoken. In Every Kid’s Guide to Family Rules and Responsibilities, Joy Berry discusses the necessity of having rules within the family and each family member’s responsibility to follow those rules.

Arguments occur in every family. In Every Kid’s Guide to Handling Family Arguments, Joy Berry points out that a family argument can be either a positive or negative experience. The focus of the book is how to handle these situations and make them positive experiences.