Alphabetter : A Better You And Me, From A to Z

Alphabetter: A Better You and Me, From A to Z by ethicist Maura Pierlot, illustrated by Jorge Garcia Redondo, introduces children to positive qualities and values through the alphabet. Using everyday scenarios and thought-provoking questions, the book encourages young readers to consider kindness, compassion, inclusion and the choices that can help create a better world.

Each letter provides an opportunity to encounter a positive quality while learning new vocabulary. With realistic situations and questions designed to encourage reflection, Alphabetter helps children think about their mindset, behaviour and how they can make considerate choices in everyday life.

About This Book

Maura Pierlot presents an alphabet built around qualities and values that support a kinder and more inclusive approach to life. Examples such as being adventurous, brave and considerate show how familiar words can introduce broader ideas about positive behaviour.

The book combines learning new words with opportunities for children to reflect on realistic situations. Its questions encourage children to think about their decisions and personal growth while considering how their actions can contribute to a more compassionate world.

What You'll Discover

• Positive qualities and values presented through the alphabet
• Words that encourage kindness, compassion and inclusion
• Realistic scenarios connected to everyday choices
• Thought-provoking questions that encourage reflection
• New vocabulary introduced through positive qualities
• Ideas that encourage children to develop their mindset
• Ways of thinking about choices and considerate behaviour

Perfect For

• Children learning positive values and qualities
• Young readers developing their vocabulary
• Children who enjoy interactive questions and scenarios
• Parents and caregivers introducing conversations about kindness

Why You'll Love This Book

Alphabetter: A Better You and Me, From A to Z combines alphabet learning with positive values, realistic situations and reflective questions. Maura Pierlot's approach gives children opportunities to learn new words while thinking about kindness, compassion, inclusion and the choices that shape how they relate to others.