About Arguing and Making Up

There is sometimes conflict everywhere: siblings argue, friends argue, parents argue, parents and children argue, neighbors argue. Disputes are completely normal. However, that doesn't mean it's pleasant to argue. Why do we have conflicts? What do we argue about? How does it feel to argue? And how do we make up again? All these questions are answered in this book for preschool children. With the help of the "dispute dwarfs," children from the age of four learn about the rules of arguing and how to prevent conflicts. The large-format book is particularly well-suited for shared reading, at home or in preschool. The busy illustrations offer plenty to discover, and each page is filled with opportunities for conversation.