values

Explores the lessons of nature, shaping the qualities of nature into a metaphor for positive values. Includes facts about many animals.

Discusses the nature of loving relationships in the context of traditional psychological and spiritual insights.

A woman of perceived low morals shows social paragon Lady Windermere the difference between true morality and its semblance.

Presents a collection of letters written by political consultant Mary Matalin to her daughters, in which she offers them advice and wisdom on love, marriage, personal responsibility, boys, faith, and other topics.

Holly sets out to New York City to make a new life for herself, and she uses the values she learned while raising her six younger siblings to deal with the trials an tribulations of her first romantic and professional relationships.

Aimed at primary grades values such as honesty, responsibility, courage, kindness, friendship, persistence, loyalty, respect, hard work, and love are discussed through literature.

Explains to children what teasing is and why it is better not to tease people. "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all.".

Discusses why people steal and why it is wrong.

Explains what snooping is and why it is better not to snoop and respect other people, their property and their privacy.

Explains to children the differences between lying and telling a story for entertainment. Also explains why it is better not to lie.