Making Good Choices

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, George breaks his mother's lamp and is afraid to tell her the truth. Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of three endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, Toby can hardly contain his excitement to meet his new baby brother. Will he act wild or stay calm? Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of three endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, Eric is excited to be at the mall and has trouble staying near his dad. Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of three endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, Quinn deals with conflict on the playground: who will get to use the swing? Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of five endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, Haneen is so excited at the library that she has trouble controlling her voice. Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of three endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.

In this interactive choose-your-own-ending eBook, Kendra is angry that her dad wants her to go to bed. Will she throw a fit or talk it out? Readers make choices, then click the links to jump to different pages and read what happens next. Each story path leads to different consequences and one of four endings. "Think again" questions encourage critical thinking.