The Mouse, the Monster and Me: Assertiveness for young people... brings Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) to children in a fun and engaging manner. The artwork, narrative and exercises illustrate aggressive “monster” and passive “mouse” behaviors, helping young readers identify these characteristics in themselves and in others. It also encourages children to explore the “me” communication style, based on responsibility, respect, and rights.
This bestselling book teaches healthy, non - violent conflict management skills that help kids stop being — or attracting — bullies. When youngsters learn how to assert themselves appropriately, they gain self - esteem and safer, happier relationships.
- Previous editions of The Mouse, the Monster and Me and the companion Liking Myself sold over 500,000 copies!
- Teaches assertiveness which can curb and prevent bullying.
- Includes simple and fun activities and exercises to help reinforce the lessons.
- Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is proven to:
- Improve academic performance.
- Reduce bullying.
- Build positive self-esteem.
- Promote the development of healthy relationships.
- Help children resist peer pressure.
- Companion to Liking Myself.
‘’A valuable and empowering book.’’ — Michele Borba, Ed.D., author of Nobody Likes Me, Everybody Hates Me, The Big Book of Parenting Solutions, and more than a dozen other award winning books
‘’It is recommended that Palmer’s The Mouse, the Monster and Me be used because passive, assertive, and aggressive responses are defined and assertive responses are demonstrated.’’ — The Handbook of Psychological Treatment Protocols for Children and Adolescents, ed. by Vincent B. Van Hasselt, Michel Hersen
‘’I have recommended these books to parents and teachers who are concerned about smoking prevention in children. The response has been most favorable.’’ — Debra R., Health Education, American Cancer Society.
‘’Excellent! One of my favorite books!’’ — Stepparent News
‘’Valuable resources for building self - esteem and emotional stability. Highly recommended. ‘’ — The Midwest Book Review
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