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Conflict Resolution
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Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In, 2nd ed.
Fisher, Roger and William Udry
1991   200 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
ISBN: 0140157352
  
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Since its original publication in 1981, Getting to Yes has been translated into 18 languages and has sold over 1 million copies in its various editions. This revised edition is a basic guide to the art of negotiating personal and professional disputes. It offers a concise strategy for coming to mutually acceptable agreements in every sort of conflict.

Handling Your Disagreements
Wilt, Joy
      Ages: 4-10
  


Harald and the Giant Knights
Carrick, Donald
1982   32 p.   Ages: 4-8
  

Young Harald has admired the knights in the nearby castle, but when their practice jousts nearly destroy his family's small garden, he decides to find a way to outwit them.

The Hating Book
Zolotow, Charlotte
1969   32 p.   Ages: 5-8
ISBN: 0064431975
  
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A little girl knew her friend hated her but didn't know why until she got up the courage to ask her why they were being so rotten to each other.

Heidi's Irresistible Hat
Crary, Elizabeth
2000   32 p.   Ages: 5-10
ISBN: 1884734553
  
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Teasing’s terrible -- but it’s one of those problems kids have to learn to handle. Heidi has to deal with a classmate who just can’t keep his hands off her special hat. She---and the reader---can try several alternatives for controlling the teasing and see what happens. (Kids Can Choose series, Parenting Press)

Helping Resolve Conflict: True Experiences of a Christian Anthropologist
Friedmann, I. M
1990   96 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
  

The author shares conflict-resolution strategies in a variety of settings. Stories Offer insights on reconciliation in family conflict, in church and mission situations. Discussion questions. (Peace and Justice Series #10)

How to Turn War into Peace: A Child's Guide to Conflict Resolution
Armstrong, Louise
1979   30 p.   Ages: 4-6
  

Uses pictures of children in conflict while playing on the beach to explain terms dealing with making war and peace.

I Can't Wait
Crary, Elizabeth
1996   32 p.   Ages: 3-7
ISBN: 1884734227
  
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Luke wants his turn on the tumbling mat NOW. What can he do? The reader gets to choose what he will do, and see what happens with different choices. (Dealing with Feelings series, Parenting Press)

I Heard Good News Today
Lehn, Cornelia
1983   145 p.   Ages: 6-12
ISBN: 0873030737
  
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Stories of shalom--from all around the world, AD 39 to 1980--of people loving, caring and sharing in the name of Jesus.

I Want It
Crary, Elizabeth
1996   32 p.   Ages: 3-7
ISBN: 1884734146
  
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Megan and Amy want to play with the same truck, at the same time. The reader gets to choose what the girls will do to solve their problem, and see what happens. (Children's Problem Solving series, Parenting Press)

I Want to Play
Crary, Elizabeth
1996   32 p.   Ages: 3-7
ISBN: 1884734189
  
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Danny is tired of playing alone. He wants to join the other kids. You get to choose what Danny will do to solve his problem and then see what happens. (Children's Problem Solving series, Parenting Press)

I'm Frustrated
Crary, Elizabeth
1992   28 p.   Ages: 4-9
ISBN: 0943990645
  
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Alex is very frustrated when he tries, unsuccessfully, to rollerskate; he wants to smash the skates. The reader can "choose his/her own ending" to see what might happen. (Dealing with Feelings series, Parenting Press)

I'm Furious
Crary, Elizabeth
1994   32 p.   Ages: 4-9
ISBN: 0943990939
  
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When Matt's little brother ruins his favorite baseball card Matt just wants to knock him flat, but hears other options. Choose your own ending to see what might happen. (Dealing with Feelings series, Parenting Press)

I'm Mad
Crary, Elizabeth
1992   28 p.   Ages: 4-9
ISBN: 0943990629
  
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When rain cancels a long-awaited picnic, Katie gets mad At those around her. Her dad gives some other options, and the reader can choose what she does see to what happens. (Dealing with Feelings series, Parenting Press)

Is It Right to Fight? A First Look at Anger
Thomas, Pat
2003   32 p.   Ages: 4-8
ISBN: 0764124587
  
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This book helps kids understand that it’s often all right to be angry, but that it‘s always best to resolve conflicts peaceably. Written by a psychotherapist and child counselor with direct language that makes sense to younger kids. Each title also features a guide for parents on how to use the book, a glossary, suggested additional reading, and a list of resources. Full-color illustrations on every page.

The Journey Toward Reconciliation
Lederach, John Paul
1999   206 p.   Ages: 16-Adult
ISBN: 0836190823
  
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The author shares insight from years of work in international mediation and deep spiritual reflection on the task of reconciliation. Exciting personal experiences and understandings from the Bible inform specific ideas for improving our own peacemaking in the church and the world. Insights such as his "Unspoken Ten Commandments of Conflict in the Mennonite Church" bring to light humorously many ways we act, despite their being counter to our actual beliefs and to our physical and emotional well-being, and can help lead us farther along the journey toward reconciliation.

Kids Working It Out: Stories and Strategies for Making Peace in Our Schools
Jones , Tricia S. and Randy Compton eds.
2002   385 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
ISBN: 0-7879-6379-8
  
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Kids Working It Out offers a guide to the most current and effective school-based conflict resolution programs and shows how these programs can make a positive difference in our schools. Students and teachers share their stories of how Conflict Resolution Education, has shaped their experiences. The book covers curriculum integration, peer mediation, restorative justice, and others— and shows what it takes to implement an effective program in any school, and any community.

Appendices that include books, references, organizations, and programs are available online through the ACR site:
www.acresolution.org/research.nsf/key/CRE-kidsworking-appendices


Kids and Conflict: Resolving Problems the Jesus Way
Snydeer, Eleanor
1997      Ages: 18-Adult
ISBN: 0-87303-228-4
  
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Vacation Bible School curriculum uses New Testament stories to teach children how Jesus handles conflict. Modern skits wrap around the daily Bible story. Children are given choices, offering experience in making good choices toward conflict resolution.

King of the Playground
Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds
1994      Ages: 4-7
ISBN: 0689718020
  
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Sammy is always at the playground, threatening Kevin in order to retain his sovereignty. Kevin returns home each time to talk itover with his dad, who nudges him in a creative direction.

The King's Fountain
Alexander, Lloyd
1961      Ages: 4-8
  

A poor man tries to find someone wiser, stronger, and more clever than himself to persuade the king not to build a fountain that will cut off the city's water supply.

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