What Can I Say?: A Kid's Guide to Super-Useful Social Skills to Help You Get Along and Express Yourself: A Kid's Guide to Super-Useful Social Skills ... Talk about Hard Things, and Be a Good Friend

Good book

Nice book

My daughter Cher really likes reading this booked and it helped her a lot

Overall okay advice, and fun art. Unfortunately the last quarter is politically charged. It seems aimed at kids in more priviliged parts of society and makes sweeping assumptions about the experiences and thoughts of various groups to whom the author doesn't belong. The book also struggles to stay age-appropriate. I think by the time my child is old enough to read this book, this finger-wagging, nuance-avoidant approach to "being an ally", and various other topics, will seem quite dated and make it harder rather than easier for them to get along with their peers.

I read it as a parent and loved that it helped to improve my communication and advice giving for my daughter, but its not as includive as I would have liked. She didn't want to read it, she thinks she knows everything, but would take my advice on topics that were covered in the book and it really helped, especially as I was able to adjust and accommodate the advice appropriately.

The book is useful and practical, which is written eloquently.

I use this for clients with medical conditions, mental health usually, easy and applicable read

Very thorough yet simple. Using with our 6 kids to strengthen their social skills. We're glad that it includes lessons on empathy, inclusion, community, and activism.

Simple book with some important content inside. Good read for a child who lacks confidence or wants to be more empathetic. Great for middle school and beyond. Very light reading with tonnes of illustrations.

I got this book for my son who is in elementary. I love how it gives examples of situations and really tells kids what to say and do in a situation. We read a couple of pages of it every night.