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"This is a welcome resource to educators and parents alike, which
identifies 17 character traits with accompanying book titles, fictional characters, and real
people examples that are useful for stimulating character trait discussions." -- Library Talk.
"This book stands out from others of its
type because of its excellent introduction that talks about character
education in general, specifics related to the home and classroom, as
well as a consideration of various formats and genres; its brevity that
makes it a useful planning resource without being overwhelming; and its
thorough index of titles, authors, and concepts. A boon for librarians
as well as for parents who are homeschooling or organizing group
projects." -- School Library Journal
"Sharron L.
McElmeel¹s CHARACTER EDUCATION: A BOOK GUIDE FOR TEACHERS,
LIBRARIANS AND PARENTS (Libraries Unlimited, 2002) offers suggestions
for books to highlight seventeen different character traits or virtues.
Titles include picture books, novels, biographies and informational
books. Each chapter focuses on a trait or virtue, including
annotations, cross-references to other traits and curricular themes,
quotes, discussion starters, and activity suggestions." -- Featured New Items - June 2003, Curriculum Resource Laboratory Newsletter, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa
"This book is essential for coaching young citizens in positive behavior." -- Principle Picks, October 2003, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln, Nebraska.
"Books Worth a Look." -- Teacher Librarian, TL Toolkit: Professional Reading
"
Loaded with resources, each chapter focuses on a specific trait or
virtue and identifies dozens of picture books, novels, biographies and
non-fiction titles that illustrate that trait." -- University of Nebraska at Kearney

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