Compendium What Do You Do with a Problem

Sometimes, as a parent, we don’t know what kind of things the kid has gone through at school, this is a great book for them to understand that when there is a problem, the parents are always here to help. there’s no shame to discuss the problem, and parents are always here to support them through the journey. I bought this book for my kids so that they can share their feelings, and if there are any obstacles or problems that they have a school, they can communicate and open to discussion with us. This is a great book to read, I would recommend for every parent.

I first purchased two copies the title What to do With an Idea a couple of Christmas's ago. I just purchased What Do You Do With a Problem as a Christmas gift for this year. The children's ages are 5-8-9. They are all wonderfully written and illustrated and offer such nice opportunities to talk about the stories. There is something truly magical about a well written book and all of these by this author are just that.

give you kid a heads up to their future.

Great book. The reading level is for kG or grade 1. But I bought it for my 8 year old to teach him critics thinking. Great book and we have many conversations around it and the child started to think differently about his own problems.

Loved the storyline and illustration. Read it to a students and they adored it. The themes surrounding: perseverance & courage are on point.