Helping Kids Help Themselves

E. Perry Good's "Helping Kids Help Themselves" is an enjoyable read that may help you open up your mind to a nontraditional approach to communicating with children. This book should be read as an invitation to a more thorough study of William Glasser's Reality Therapy, the principles of which form the framework of the author's ideas. Good's clear style, sound (albeit more general than specific) advice, and quaint illustrations that permeate the book, work together to spur your interest in finding new ways to help children.