Is It Right To Fight? A First Look at Anger

by Pat Thomas

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This book looks at why people fight each other. It talks about differences of opinion and beliefs, and touches on the way some people use bullying as a means of forcing others to accept their opinions. It uses everyday examples of conflict, such as those from home and the playground, to help children understand conflicts in the wider world. It concludes by looking at conflict resolution. With beautiful artwork by Lesley Harker.… (more)

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A balanced, responsible and thoughtful resource which enables children to resolve conflicts peacefully. Successfully engages with a broad range of conflict situations, from the personal to the global. Excellent. Age 4-8. Paperback 24pp

Price: £5.99

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This book looks at why people fight each other. It talks about differences of opinion and beliefs, and touches on the way some people use bullying as a means of forcing others to accept their opinions. It uses everyday examples of conflict, such as those from home and the playground, to help children understand conflicts in the wider world. It concludes by looking at conflict resolution. With beautiful artwork by Lesley Harker.

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