The Adventures Of, Harold From The Hood:

Fun Time Lunch Time

Welcome to book 3 of THE ADVENTURES OF HAROLD FROM THE HOOD.

The purpose of this social skill building children’s books is to help teach valuable social interactive skills which is important to cultivate healthy and unbiased connections with others. This book focuses on children learning to advocate for themselves and verbally express to others their needs or concerns when faced with situations that may bring about a level of uncomfortableness. Being able to advocate for oneself is a very important skill dynamic for children to nurture and add to their social interactive skill set. Children can have their needs met when they are able to speak up so others can know how they can help them.

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Top reviews from the United States

Very good message for kids

This book was a great introduction to discussing differences and accepting others despite having differences. It was a very positive message about just liking each other for who you are, not what you are. My son really enjoyed the book, and I enjoyed the positive message. Looking forward to more books in the series!

Simple, vibrant, and to the point. Well done

The author uses vibrant colors and simple language to convey a poignant ongoing issue in our world. The issue of exclusion. Sometimes it’s racism, or sexism, or classism. That list is sadly endless. Here the author uses the love of skateboarding as a symbol of the many things that can unite us. He demonstrates the sadness of how there are those in the world who refuse to embrace diversity, but there is always hope as there is always someone who identifies with us somehow, regardless of the differences between us. In the end we all just want to be happy.

Valuable Lessons!

I bought this book for my niece and another for a good friend’s son. Highly recommend for both girls and boys! Harold from the Hood reinforces acceptance and inclusion – very important for children to understand as early as possible so they can help build a better world for us all. Look forward to upcoming additions to the series.

A story of acceptance

This is a great read for young children and school-age alike! The repetitive patterns in the story help reinforce reading strategies and skills, while also reinforcing an important message for everyone: accepting and celebrating our differences makes for more fun for everyone. My nephew loves the characters!