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The Unwritten Rules of Friendship
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The Unwritten Rules of Friendship (edit title/settings)

Simple Strategies to Help Your Child Make Friends

by Natalie Madorsky Elman (Author), Eileen Kennedy-Moore (Author) (edit contributors)

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Whether your child is having trouble resolving an argument with a friend or even making a friend in the first place, whether your child is painfully shy or a bit rambunctious, “The Unwritten Rules of Friendship” gives you the tools you need to nurture your child’s social well-being.

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This book is saturated with really good advice for parents and, at least indirectly, for children themselves. It will be of enormous benefit to those kids struggling to master crucial interpersonal skills.
--Mel Levine, MD, author of A Mind at a Time

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This book is saturated with really good advice for parents and, at least indirectly, for children themselves. It will be of enormous benefit to those kids struggling to master crucial interpersonal skills.
--Mel Levine, MD, author of A Mind at a Time

A welcome addition to the parenting library.
--Publishers Weekly

Colorfully written and practical…Recommended for public library parenting collections.
--Library Journal

Although written primarily for parents, The Unwritten Rules of Friendship is a book every elementary school teacher should read and have available to parents who are concerned their child is having a difficult time making friends…
--George A. Clowes, School Reform News

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Almost every child has trouble with social relationships in some way, at some time.

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1) THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF FRIENDSHIP:
Simple Strategies Every Child Needs to Know

2) THE VULNERABLE CHILD
. Allen: Giving In to Threats
. Phillip: Asking for Trouble

3) THE INTIMIDATING CHILD
. Jason: Believing "Might Makes Right"
. Dolores: Excluding Another Child
. Jennifer: Bullying a Sibling

4) THE DIFFERENT DRUMMER
. Eric: Seeking Negative Attention
. Spencer: Talking Up a Storm
. Chelsea: Coming On Too Strong

5) THE SHY CHILD
. Michael: Not Knowing What to Say
. Emma: Hiding from the Group

6) THE SHORT-FUSED CHILD
. Gregory: Acting Like a Poor Sport
. Lorena: Assuming Malicious Intent
. Malcolm: Falling Apart in Public

7) THE LITTLE ADULT
. Margaret: Playing "the Expert"
. Simon: Belittling Peers' Interests
. Nathan: Needing to Be Perfect

8) THE SENSITIVE SOUL
. Jonathan: Overresponding to Teasing
. Claudia: Overreacting to Criticism
. Lauren: Holding on to Grudges

9) THE BORN LEADER
. Samantha: Running the Show
. Jack: Acting Like the Rule Police
. Francine: Arguing with Authority Figures

10) THE PESSIMISTIC CHILD
. Meredith: Constantly Complaining
. Nadia: Feeling Shortchanged
. Zack: Expecting the Worst

11) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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  1. Natalie Madorsky Elman (Author)
  2. Eileen Kennedy-Moore (Author)

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