Comments on: The Ultimate List of the Best Children’s Books About Kindness

By: Tanis

Tanis

Hi Kelly! Do you have a printable version of these lists, please?

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By: Karen

Karen

Hello,
Thank you for sharing. Any book about wisdom you can recommend for 7 years old… And good read books for 8-11 yrs old. thank you
Karen

By: Anna Schrack

Anna Schrack

Kindness makes us strong by Sophie beer. A favorite of my 2 year old.
Do you have a list of your recommendations sorted by recommended age?

By: Kiley

Kiley

Hi! Is there any chance you have a printable list of this with just titles/authors? Would love to print one out and check them off!

By: Sapna

Sapna

Your Turn Now by Rushabh Turakhia…real-life stories of Kindness

By: Chrissy Cornelius

Chrissy Cornelius

In reply to Kelly Holmes. I liked the Joy Berry series. Teaches kids all kinds of thing they can do when they do things like steal or lie or whining or over doing it. It’s good to talk to your kids about what they should do and show them good behavior. Kindness is one of many values we need to teach kids over and over. We all need it. Chrissy

By: Mandy W.

Mandy W.

Thank you for this wonder book list!!!

By: kaye herbert

kaye herbert

In reply to Brianne. Have you filled a bucket today!! Yes! And it’s companion book, Buckets, dippers and lids.

By: Scott

Scott

Hi Kelly…these are wonderful! As a bullying survivor who constantly stresses the need to be kind, please consider checking out my anti-bullying title “BULLIED”. As a self-published author, getting seen above the fray is always a challenge. Thanks for the great work!

By: Melissa

Melissa

In reply to Kuljit Bains. Hi Kuljit. I teach 2nd grade and use some Patricia Polacco books as read alouds. Most of your 4th graders could probably handle them on their own. But once you read a couple to them, you'll have to check all of them out of the library for your classroom for a couple weeks because they'll devour them. One of my favorites is Thank you, Mr. Falker which is based on her own learning difficulty in school. Her books are full of beautiful life lessons.

By: Kate Carroll

Kate Carroll

Great list! I’d like to recommend another one. I wrote a children’s book called I Speak Peace to teach children how to spread peace with kindness, empathy, mindfulness, finding common ground, and respecting and celebrating differences. No matter how different we all may be, there is one language we can all speak… peace. You can watch the book trailer at ispeakpeace.com.

By: Sarah

Sarah

Those Shoes

By: Jeni Davenport

Jeni Davenport

Kind Words: The Glue That Helps Keep Us Together by Jeni Davenport
The book is about the power of kind words at school and at home, how it is not your fault when people are mean, you are not alone, and it’s okay to ask for help. Together we can create a kind, safe, and healthy community.

By: Janet

Janet

In reply to Eileen Bruce. That is Betsy, Tacy and Tib

By: Linda Schambach

Linda Schambach

Thank you so much for this wonderful list! As a Kindergarten teacher this is a much needed list.
I’d like to suggest the book The Invisible Boy. It is about a little boy who “feels” invisible because he is excluded by the other children in his class. When he stands up for a child who is being made fun of the two become fast friends.

By: Danielle Lindner

Danielle Lindner

Would love for you to read & review the Miss Danielle’s Preschoolbuds/London Day School series of character education books on Amazon. I’d be happy to send you copies.

By: evelyn dugas

evelyn dugas

I am a retired children’s librarian (Pre-K/Gr.4). This is such a beautiful listing of children’s books on kindness. I made it a point to incorporate a book dealing with kindness on a weekly basis. With very young P-K students one has to remember their attention span is not as long as older students so Piggy and Gerald books were my all time favorites. Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon, Sick Day for Amos McGee, We’re All Wonders,
Knuffle Bunny and Plant A Kiss are a few of my favorites. Having said this, your list is comprised of all gems. Thank you for sharing such an important message!.

By: Miranda

Miranda

Loving this list! Thanks so much for taking the time to make it. Can’t wait to dive in. I often find myself typing in “ children’s books teaching ——“ and cannot find what I’m looking for. This is great.
Do you have any suggestions on books about running near streets/ safety around cars / running away from parents etc. My son really responds to learning with books.

By: Cathie

Cathie

I taught kindergarten and I always read “I Like Your Buttons” by Sarah Lamstein.