The Ten Types of People to Avoid Being Friends With
The Good Character Club eBook Series (For Juniors Ages 4–7 Years Old)
Leo embarks on a journey of discovery to understand the true meaning of friendship. Along the way, he identifies ten difficult behavior types to watch out for—including The Selfish Stealer, The Constant Critic, The Gossip Weaver, The Fair-Weather Friend, The Competitor, The Liar, The Temper Tantrum, The Rule Breaker, The Taker, and The Mean Teaser. Feeling discouraged and wondering if true friends exist, Leo’s teacher encourages him to look closer at those around him. Leo notices Maya sharing her crayons, Sam lending a helping hand when he trips, and Chloe loudly cheering for his success. Realizing that finding a great friend starts with being one, Leo chooses to lead with kindness, honesty, and respect.Written by Teacher Emil Antoan, this insightful guide provides early learners with a clear blueprint for healthy social relationships and self-advocacy. It equips children with the discernment to spot negative peer influences while inspiring them to cultivate positive traits in themselves.
What’s Included in This eBook:
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Age-Appropriate Story: An engaging social-emotional narrative comparing negative and positive behaviors for children aged 4–7.
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Story Comprehension Questions: Reflection prompts focused on identifying boundary pushing, distinguishing teasing from humor, and fostering mutual respect.
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Practical Exercises for Kids: Actionable exercises including “The ‘I’m Listening’ Challenge,” “The Celebration Clap,” and “The Promise Check”.
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Family Discussion & Activities: Collaborative tools such as drawing a “Friendship Garden Poster,” role-playing responses to unkind teasing, and writing a thank-you note to “stormy day” friends.
Format: PDF + Flipbook Access
The Good Character Club eBook Series offers gentle, age-appropriate stories designed to help young children navigate real-world challenges, complex emotions, and sensitive life situations. Crafted to nurture essential values—such as courage, kindness, empathy, and personal safety—each book serves as a compassionate guide for kids and a helpful resource for adults to open meaningful conversations.
