Forgive and Let Go! follows a child through a few scenarios in which he learns to forgive people for doing something wrong to him (being mean, not sharing, hitting him with a baseball on accident). He explains how forgiveness is healthy for you and good for the other person. A section at the end of the story has recommendations for reading the story to children, questions you can ask, and six activities to reinforce the habits taught in the book. As a social worker, I would use this as a tool for helping teach small children health conflict resolution skills.

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