Jealousy is a natural emotion when someone else has something that we wish we had. Children will be exposed to realistic situations that can cause jealousy and learn to identify when they might feel jealous, how that affects their behavior, and how to deal with that feeling. Self-awareness and perception are emphasized in conjunction with social and emotional learning standards.

"Joseph is his father's favorite son, and he has amazing dreams unlike anyone else's. But when Joseph's jealous brothers decide enough is enough, Joseph finds himself a prisoner in a foreign land, where he must draw strength from within"--Amazon.com.

"Adolescence is the time of exciting milestones-such as first relationships-but also of difficult new experiences, such as the first pangs of jealousy and the first breakup. This title offers guidance for teens struggling with jealousy issues or coping with the fallout of a breakup. Although problem jealousy can be corrosive, it can be managed if the issue is acknowledged and addressed. Breakups are difficult ordeals for teenagers, but time, self-care,...

"A girl feels jealous of Amy, the new girl in school, but she acknowledges her own feelings and lets Amy in"--

Explains what to do when experiencing feelings of jealousy.