It's Brave to Be Kind: A Kindness Story and Activity Book for Children

I bought this book to read to my granddaughters class, it was a excellent read. This book teaches kid to be kind to everyone no matter what their differences are and to be brave in doing so. This story is about a little girl name Alex who does things differently and she accepts others who are different, she stands up to a bully and befriends a new classmate who no one else wants to play with...great story.

My 3 year old son LOVES this book! It not only provides an engaging, thoughtful story but also so many topics to discuss even at his age- kindness, empathy, inclusivity, uniqueness, standing up for what’s right, etc. As he grows we can use all the tips provided in the front and back of the book. I feel this book will still be helpful/relevant even in several years when he’s 6 or 8. I would recommend this book 100%!

This book is wonderful! It has a good story and teaches kids to look at things from another's perspective. Natasha Daniels story is about a kid named Alex and describes she is different in some ways. It goes on to show bullying and Alex standing up for another child who is different as well. It has a wonderful outcome and is a great story to help kids think. There are also activities for parents and educators included in the book. The illustrations are vibrant and adorable! I highly recommend this book, especially for younger kids and kids with anxiety.

I ordered this for my 4 year old daughter who has difficulty saying sorry, but it is much more than I had expected. The story is about listening to your conscious, standing up for others, being brave and doing what you know is right despite the consequences. It focuses on an immigrant child who is new to a school and does not speak any English yet. He feels ostracized and is bullied and the main character stands up for him and offers kindness. I'm a social worker and I love that this is centered in the book, my husband is also an immigrant so it's one more bonus lesson for my daughter to see how immigrant children might feel. Get it, give it. Our country needs more empathic people.

I read this book to my class ans they really loved it! They were able to identify the problem and find the resolution! This was a great book because of kindness, bravery, and also that other students are not the same! I have 2 Spanish kids in my class ans this was a great book for all of them!

Very good message, but a lot of unnecessary verbiage for a kids book

I bought this book to read with my 6 year old. I thought it did a great job of expressing kindness and inclusion even when others aren't showing it back. It led to several great discussions with him about what is ok and what is not ok to do in hard situations. I would recommend it to anyone with young kids looking to have these conversations.

We read this book at least once a week plus we made a kindness cape, our children(sixteen) four year olds were not kind, they were hitting and throwing g each other down, this is helping a lot

Bought this for my class to use a circle time starter. It is a lot longer than expected.