Big and Strong ... I Belong! - Morris, Bonnie
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Sometimes kids are bigger (or thinner or shorter or taller) than other kids at school. But don't they still all belong? Here's a story about a big girl whose hurt feelings started a conversation... about being different. What people are saying about it: "I am a child psychologist working with some of the most vulnerable children in our community in the Greater Boston Area, children from ages 4-12 who have been hospitalized due to unsafe behavior. I run groups for children where we discuss emotion identification and modulation, healthy social skills and mindfulness activities. I recently was…mehr

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Sometimes kids are bigger (or thinner or shorter or taller) than other kids at school. But don't they still all belong? Here's a story about a big girl whose hurt feelings started a conversation... about being different. What people are saying about it: "I am a child psychologist working with some of the most vulnerable children in our community in the Greater Boston Area, children from ages 4-12 who have been hospitalized due to unsafe behavior. I run groups for children where we discuss emotion identification and modulation, healthy social skills and mindfulness activities. I recently was introduced to Bonnie Morris' excellent book Big and Strong I Belong! , and have found that the kids really resonate with the feelings and situations depicted in the book. It's a wonderfully direct story about a difficult to open up subject, beautifully illustrated and wonderfully written with simple, rhyming language. I have used it very effectively to open up discussions about bullying and kindness amongst the children on my inpatient unit. Three cheers!" Christopher J. Pagano, Ph.D. Director of Child & Adolescent Inpatient Psychological Testing, PsychologyTraining & Child/Adolescent Inpatient Groups, Cambridge Health Alliance, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School/Cambridge Health Alliance