What If Everybody Did That?: 1

This is a great book for a discussion about appropriate behavior.

Not sure why long review is required to read further.. that's not desired.. OK good. Good good OK OK ok

Nothing great in this story. Not worth it. Kid didn't want to read it again. What if everybody did that?

"What If Everybody Did That?" by Ellen Javernick and illustrated by Colleen Madden is a fabulous book and an essential teaching tool for any parent or educator. This delightful book not only captivates young readers with its silliness and good humor but also serves as a conscientious guide, highlighting the importance of considerate and decent behavior.The lessons in this book are ingeniously presented, showcasing the consequences of thoughtless actions in a child-friendly way. It encourages children to think about others and consider scenarios they might not otherwise ponder. What makes this book particularly effective is the focus on individual accountability, emphasizing that personal actions matter, regardless of what everyone else is doing.In a world where personal accountability sometimes takes a backseat, "What If Everybody Did That?" stands out as a valuable teaching tool. It addresses manners, environmental consciousness, recycling, respect for rules and laws, and the understanding that our actions have consequences. The book cleverly illustrates that if everyone were to engage in thoughtless behavior like littering, the consequences would be undesirable for all.The overall message of the book is not only wonderful but also timely. It is a must-read for pre-K through school-aged children, instilling important values in a way that is engaging and memorable. "What If Everybody Did That?" is a standout contribution to children's literature, promoting thoughtful consideration and positive behavior. Highly recommended for its educational value and entertaining approach to important life lessons.

My grandson loves this book, he’s always saying what if everybody did that.

This book is great for sparking a conversation on why we shouldn’t do certain things. It really touches on how though we may think our small actions mean nothing, if everyone did it the world would be a bad place. The only real critique I’d have for this book is that there is only one positive “what if everyone did that”. Although it can be used as a writing prompt for students, it feels a bit lacking on its own.

Wonderful book

Both my kids have read this over and over. The both enjoyed it and we often use it as a reference in real life when they are doing some thing they shouldn't be doing we say to them 'what if everybody did that'. It has made them think.