Respect - The Best Me That I Can Be

Great book with wonderful examples/explanations of respect. My son repeats parts from this book in reference to respect pretty often. Happy with our purchase.

Presents the topic of respect in a clear, concise manner for young persons to learn. Our 7 year old grandson now opens doors for family members and others. He is learning how to ask permission before taking things that are not his. Highly recommended.

This is a wonderful book for the little ones to learn about respect. Something they don't know a lot about yet. The illustrations aide in the story telling. I recommend this book for all age kids to learn about respect for others and this book also shows about how to have respect for themselves.His name is Keigan. He wants to be the best me that he can be. His family, teacher, and friends are all very special to him. So he wants to show them. He loves to play with his friends. He lets them have their turn before he takes his. Respect. He want to use his mother's dresses to make a tent outside. His mother is not hapoy. She says to ask first if you want to take something that doesn't belong to you. Taking without asking is not showing respect. There are many more examples in the book of knowledge. I picked only a few. Enjoy your listening/reading.

Wish it didn’t have grammar errors but cute message!

Such a great book to teach kids about respect!

Oh we SUPERA LOVE THIS BOOK!!It teaches in depth the how and why about respect, giving and showing, saying and doing. It is written very cleverly, and simply for young ones to really grasp the concept, but fun enough for them to not just think its a boring teaching book about manners!lol they ask for it everyday, they love the beautiful and colorful illustrations, and they take so much away from it at the same time! Highly recommend! This also propels me to go purchase more from this author!!

My 7 year old and I read this book to reflect on what being respectful looks like and sounds like. This book also addresses what to do when kids make mistakes and how they can fix not being respectful of others.

Respect: The Best Me That I Can Be by Rose Angebrandt. Illustrated by Henrique Rampazzo. Published 09 September 2019 by Rose Angebrandt. Children’s fiction. Kindle Edition, 22 pages. Reading level: 5-8 years. 5 Stars.A practical yet enjoyable illustrated children’s book about learning respectful behaviors with examples that are easy to follow and told through the voice of a little boy. Highly recommend.

The topic is nice. But it's too wordy. .. like a bad powerpoint presentation. My four year old was bored within a few pages