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Children's Nonfiction Friendship

Procrastination

Deal with it all in good time

by (author) Diane Peters

illustrated by Jeremy Tankard

Publisher
James Lorimer & Company Ltd., Publishers
Initial publish date
Nov 2006
Category
Friendship, Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance, Peer Pressure
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781550289473
    Publish Date
    Nov 2006
    List Price
    $12.95

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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels

  • Age: 9 to 18
  • Grade: 4 to 6
  • Reading age: 9 to 11

Description

Like everyone, kids sometimes put things off. It may be when they're tired, a task is unpleasant, or they simply don't know how to get started. Whatever the reason, procrastinating can create stress and conflict and erode the confidence of others. This book offers strategies for dealing with the conflicts that arise when people procrastinate.

About the authors

DIANE PETERS has written extensively about health, women's, and parenting issues and teaches magazine writing at Ryerson University. She lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter. She has written several books in the Deal With It series.

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JEREMY TANKARD est le créateur de Gros grognon, un livre favori du Los Angeles Times, et de ses compagnons Gros bobo, Gros gâté et Gros dodo. Il vit à Vancouver avec sa femme et ses deux enfants

 

Jeremy Tankard is the creator of the Los Angeles Times Favorite Book Grumpy Bird and its companions Boo Hoo Bird, Hungry Bird, and Sleepy Bird, and the illustrator of several acclaimed picture books, including Rachel Vail’s Piggy Bunny and David LaRochelle’s It's a Tiger!. The beloved Bird books are bestsellers in Tankard’s native Canada. He lives in Vancouver with his wife and two children.

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Awards

  • Winner, Best Books for Kids & Teens - Canadian Children's Book Centre

Librarian Reviews

Procrastination: Deal With It All In Good Time (Deal With It)

Kids sometimes put things off when they’re tired, or if a task is unpleasant, or if they don’t know how to get started. This book offers readers strategies for dealing with the conflicts that arise when kids procrastinate.

Source: The Canadian Children’s Book Centre. Best Books for Kids & Teens. 2008.

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