All About Sharing: Volume 1 First Edition, ed.

A story of two siblings who never ever want to share! Sharing doesn’t come easy to Marcos or Lili. Whatever Marcos has or does, Lili wants a piece of it. They fight over control of the TV remote. They quarrel over who gets to play fetch with the dog. They squabble over toys, and there is absolutely no room for compromise when it comes to the coin collection – EVERY coin belongs to Marcos. Mom has had enough of the arguing and selfish behaviors. She reminds her kiddos that sharing doesn’t have to be hard or painful… if it’s done right! Mom teaches them a lesson on how to share and play fair, but is it a lesson either will take to heart? When a brawl breaks out at school because one student is hoarding all the fun games, Marcos has an opportunity to step up and teach his classmates about compromise and kindness. Will he be able to negotiate a solution that is fair, stops the fight, and leaves everyone happy? All about Sharing is an entertaining story with a valuable message about negotiation, compromise, kindness, and fairness. This is the first title in author Bryan Smith’s new Social Strategies series for K-5 students and includes a special page for parents and teachers on how to help children learn the skill of sharing. Bryan Smith is a counselor, coach and award-winning author of more than a dozen storybooks. His Executive FUNction series features ten titles, including Fix It with Focus and What Were You Thinking? His popular Stepping Up Social Skills series features his most recent release, Are You Working Hard or Hardly Working?
"Why are Marcos and Lili fighting over the TV remote? For the same reason they fight over toys, the dog, and pretty much everything else. They don’t like to share! Can these two learn to negotiate, compromise, play fair, and take turns without screaming, fighting, and forcing Mom to be their referee? All about Sharing is an amusing tale with a valuable message – sharing isn’t hard or painful when you do it right! This is the first title in award-winning author Bryan Smith’s new Social Strategies series, written for students in grades K-5."