| AUTHOR |
TITLE |
THEME |
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| ANGER |
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| Amos, J. |
Angry |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Carle, E. |
Bad Tempered
Ladybird |
Even Ladybirds
can suffer from anger |
| Hewitt, S. |
Feeling Angry |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Macdonald,
A. |
Beware Of
The Bears |
Revenge is
not a good idea, it could lead to
a nasty surprise |
| Northway,
J. |
Lucy’s Quarrel |
Saying sorry
can be difficult. |
| Oram, H. |
Angry Arthur |
Anger can
be a destructive force. |
| Oram, H. |
Badger’s
Bad Mood |
Badger is
feeling old, cross and left out. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
And The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous |
| Richardson,
J. |
Bad Mood
Bear |
An overtired
bear becomes rude and angry. |
| Sendak, M. |
Where The
Wild Things Are |
Max is sent
to bed and dreams of wild things. |
| Shipton,
P. |
Busy! Busy!
Busy! |
Mum is cured
of her bad mood by an understanding
small boy. |
| Silver, N. |
Temper Temper |
Controlling
your temper make life more enjoyable. |
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| BOREDOM |
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| Baum, L. |
Are We Nearly
There |
Travelling
home takes a long time |
| Bryant-Mole,
K |
I’m Bored |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Fenwick.
J. |
Queen Clarissa
& Cream Cake |
Comfort eating
our of boredom. |
| Spiers, P. |
Bored? Nothing
To Do |
All kinds
of things are better than boredom. |
| Wilkins,
V. |
Are We There
Yet? |
A surprise
day out, but getting there requires
patience. |
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| BRAVERY/COURAGE |
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| Armitage,
R. |
Lighthouse
Keeper’s Catastrophe |
The Lighthouse
Keeper must keep his light going
despite his fear. |
| Amos, J |
Brave |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Beck, I. |
Home Before
Dark |
A lost Teddy
makes his own way home. |
| Browne, A. |
Tunnel |
A brave little
sister saves her foolhardy brother. |
| Browne, A. |
Willie The
Wimp |
You don’t
have to be big to be brave. |
| Browne, A. |
Willy The
Champ |
You don’t
have to be big to be brave. |
| Donaldson,
J. |
Gruffalo |
Mouse outwits
all kinds of possible predator. |
| Furchgott,
t. |
Phoebe &
The Hot Water Bottles |
Phoebe copes
in a crisis, (not necessarily the
best way!) |
| Grimm |
Brave Little
Tailor |
Terrors of
the graveyard don’t overcome the
Tailor. (Folktale in a number of
anthologies) |
| Henkes, K. |
Sheila Rae
The Brave |
Sheila overcomes
her fears. |
| Mahy, M. |
Beaten By
A Balloon |
Quick wits
are better than weapons in an emergency. |
| Munsch, R. |
Paperbag
Princess |
Elizabeth
outwits a dragon to rescue he fiancé. |
| Northway,
J. |
Lucy’s Quarrel |
Saying sorry
can be difficult. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
And The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
To The Rescue |
Helping someone
can take courage. |
| Seegar, P. |
Abiyoyo |
Father and
son rescue the village from a Giant. |
| Stimson,
J. |
Oscar Needs
A Friend |
Friendship
is a two way trade. |
| Troughton,
J. |
How Rabbit
Stole Fire |
Courage of
the animals give the earth fire. |
| Wells, R. |
Shy Charles |
Charles responds
to a crisis. |
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| CALMNESS/Keeping
Your Head |
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| Donaldson,
J. |
Gruffalo |
Mouse outwits
all kinds of possible predator. |
| Furchgott,
T. |
Phoebe &
The Hot Water Bottles |
Phoebe copes
in a Crisis. |
| Rogers, P. |
Zoe’s Tower |
Serenity.
At one with nature. |
| Small, D. |
Ruby Mae
Has Something To Say |
Confidence
engendered by a remarkable hat. |
| Wells, R. |
Shy Charles |
Charles comes
into his own Crisis. |
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| CITIZENSHIP |
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| Aesop |
Boy Who Cried
Wolf |
Fable about
false alarms. |
| Armitage,
R. |
Lighthouse
Keeper’s Catastrophe |
The Lighthouse
Keeper must keep his light going
despite his fear. |
| Fox, M. |
Wilfred Gordon
Macdonald Partridge |
Small boy
making friends with old people. |
| Hoffman,
M. |
Leon’s Lucky
Lunch-Break |
Friends share
to give Leon a lunch. |
| Hughes, S. |
Alfie Gives
A Hand |
Alfie helps
a shy girl in a party. |
| Knowles,
A. |
Mice Next
Door |
You can be
friends despite different cultures |
| Oram, H. |
Badger’s
Bad Mood |
Badger is
feeling old and left out, but Mole
demonstrates how he is valued by
friends. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
To The Rescue |
Making people
feel left out can be selfish. |
| Ross. T. |
Boy Who Cried
Wolf |
Pastiche
of Aesop’s Fable with an extra moral. |
| Ross T. |
Oscar Got
The Blame |
Better to
own up than blame things on imaginary
friends. |
| Seegar, P. |
Abiyoyo |
Father &
Son rescue the village from a Giant |
| Small, D. |
Ruby Mac
Has Something To Say |
Confidence
engendered by a remarkable hat,
and Ruby Mae has a message for all. |
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| CONFIDENCE |
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| Allen, J. |
Wolf Academy |
Not everyone
is cut out to be a big bad wolf! |
| Amos, J. |
Confident |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Ashley, B. |
Cleversticks |
Having a
unique skill helps to break barriers. |
| Brott, A. |
Jeremy’s
Decision |
Jeremy is
honest about his wishes even if
he risks disappointing other people. |
| Browne, A. |
Tunnel |
A brave little
sister saves her foolhardy brother. |
| Bryant-Mole,
K. |
I Feel Bullied |
Easy Non
Fiction: 362.7 |
| Bryant-Mole,
K. |
I’m Shy |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Carlson,
N. |
Harriet’s
Recital |
Until the
moment she starts her recital Harriet
is nervous, but then adrenalin kicks
in! |
| De Paola,
T. |
Art Lesson |
Natural talent
should not be curbed by education |
| Donaldson,
J. |
Gruffalo |
Mouse outwits
all kinds of possible predator. |
| Henkes, K. |
Chrysanthemum |
A long name
can cause a crisis in confidence. |
| Hewitt, S. |
Feeling Shy |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Hewitt, S. |
Feeling Worried |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Hoffman,
M. |
Amazing Grace |
Lack of confidence
nearly spoils Grace’s chance. |
| Ironside,
V. |
Huge Bag
Of Worries |
You can get
bowed down by things over which
you can have no control. |
| Moses, B. |
I’m Worried |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Munson, R. |
Paperbag
Princess |
Elizabeth
outwits a dragon to rescue he fiancé. |
| Oram, H. |
Happy Frog |
How a happy
frog became an unhappy princess. |
| Oram, H. |
Jenna &
The Troublemaker |
Jenna’s problems
are too heavy, or are they? |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
And The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous. |
| Seegar, P. |
Abiyoyo |
Father and
Son rescue the village from a Giant. |
| Simmons,
J. |
Come On,
Daisy |
Daisy gets
lost when she wanders off. |
| Small, D. |
Ruby Mae
Has Something To Say |
Confidence
engendered by a remarkable hat. |
| Stimson,
J. |
Oscar Needs
A Friend |
Friendship
is a two way trade. |
| Waddell,
M. |
Owl Babies |
Even baby
owls can be scared when Mum is late. |
| Wells, R. |
Shy Charles |
Charles comes
into his own in a crisis. |
| Wishinsky,
F. |
Oonga Boonga |
Only Daniel
can stop his baby sister crying |
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| CO-OPERATION |
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| Butterworth,
N. |
Rescue Party |
Friends help
when someone is in trouble. |
| Cooper, H. |
Pumpkin Soup |
The best
soup is made when everyone is happy
and co-operates. |
| Foreman,
M |
Little Red
Hen |
New version
of the folk tale, with a twist. |
| Foreman,
M. |
Rock-A-Doodle-Doo |
Musicians
of Bremen with a modern twist. |
| Hoffman,
M. |
Leon’s Lucky
Lunch Break |
Friends share
to give Leon a lunch. |
| Lloyd, E. |
Nini At Carnival |
Happiness
as a result of friends co-operating. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
And The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous,
but asked nicely they can be a great
help. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
To The Rescue |
Many friends
help someone on his own. |
| Seegar, P. |
Abiyoyo |
Father and
Son rescue the village from a Giant. |
| Troughton,
J. |
How Rabbit
Stole Fire |
Courage of
the animals give the earth fire. |
| Waddell,
M. |
Farmer Duck |
An overworked
Duck is helped by his friends. |
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| COURTESY |
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| Gretz, S. |
Its Your
Turn, Roger |
Differences
between sharing family jobs and
being a guest. |
| Hawkins,
C. |
Max &
The Magic Word |
Please and
thank you |
| Moses, B. |
"Excuse Me"
Learning About Politeness |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Northway,
J. |
Lucy’s Quarrel |
Saying sorry
can be difficult. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
And The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous,
but asked nicely and they can be
a great help. |
| Root, P. |
Aunt Nancy
& Cousin Lazybones |
How to get
rid of a lazy good for nothing. |
| Vipont, E. |
Elephant
& The Bad Baby |
Bad manners
cause chaos. |
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| DISAPPOINTMENT |
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| Allen, J. |
Wolf Academy |
Not everyone
is cut out to be a big bad wolf! |
| Amos, J. |
Hurt |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Brott, A. |
Jeremy’s
Decision |
Jeremy is
honest about his wishes |
| Browne, A. |
Gorilla |
Hannah’s
disappointment is assuaged when
a Gorilla takes her to the Zoo instead
of her Dad. |
| Haughton,
E. |
Rainy Day |
A promised
visit is cancelled through rain. |
| Lloyd, E. |
Nini At Carnival |
Happiness
as a result of friends co-operating. |
| Oram, H. |
Happy Frog |
How a happy
frog became an unhappy princess. |
| Richardson,
J. |
Dog For Ben |
Ben is shamed
of the dog he has to look after. |
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| ENJOYMENT |
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| Browne, A. |
Voices In
The Park |
4 viewpoints
of the same park visit. |
| Daly, N. |
Boy On The
Beach |
A day on
the beach which high and low points. |
| Haughton,
E. |
Rainy Day |
A promised
visit is cancelled through rain,
but there are other forms of enjoyment. |
| Silver, N. |
Temper Temper |
Controlling
your temper makes life more enjoyable |
| Stimson,
J. |
Oscar Needs
A Friend |
Friendship
is a two-way trade. |
| Stinson,
K. |
Red Is Best |
The colour
red makes everything more enjoyable. |
| Wilkins,
V. |
Are We There
Yet? |
SA surprise
day out, but getting there requires
patience. |
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| ENVY
(See also Jealousy) |
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| Alborough,
J. |
Grass Is
Greener |
Sheep who
follow the greener grass back home. |
| Browne, A. |
Look What
I’ve Got |
Showing off
is rarely comfortable for others. |
| Oram, H. |
Jenna &
The Troublemaker |
Jenna’s problems
are too heavy, or are they? |
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| FEAR |
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| Amos, J. |
Afraid |
Easy Non
fiction: 150 |
| Beck, I. |
Home Before
Dark |
A lost Teddy
make his own way home |
| Browne, A. |
Tunnel |
A brave little
sister saves her foolhardy brother |
| Bryant-Mole,
K. |
I’m Worried |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Galdone,
P. |
Tailypo |
A scary voice
in the dark (Folk tale) |
| Grindley,
S. |
Little Elephant
Thunderfoot |
When the
"Old Wise Elephant" dies the whole
group is sad and worried. |
| Hewitt, S. |
Feeling Worried |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Impey, R. |
Flat Man |
Scaring yourself
is both fun and horrid. |
| Ironside,
v. |
Huge Bag
Of Worries |
You can get
bowed down by things over which
you can have no control. |
| Kasza, K. |
When The
Elephant Walks |
Everybody
is scared of something. |
| Mayer, M. |
There’s A
Nightmare In My Cupboard |
Night time
fears. |
| Oram, H. |
Jenna &
The Troublemaker |
Jenna’s problems
are too heavy, or are they? |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
& The Big Blue Whale |
Left out
and angry whales can be dangerous,
but asked nicely and they can be
a great help. |
| Simmons,
J. |
Come On,
Daisy |
Daisy gets
lost when she wanders off. |
| Snape, J. |
I’m Not Frightened
Of Ghosts |
Imagination
can scare as much as the real thing |
| Stimson,
J. |
Oscar Needs
A Friend |
Friendship
is a two way trade. |
| Waddell,
M. |
Owl Babies |
Even Baby
Owls can be scared when Mum is late. |
| Willis, J. |
Monster Bed |
Even monsters
can be afraid of something. |
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| FRIENDSHIP |
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| Alborough,
J. |
My Friend
Bear |
You can be
friends n9o matter what your size! |
| Allen, J. |
Wolf Academy |
Not everyone
is cut out to be a big bad wolf! |
| Amos, J. |
Friendly |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Bradman,
T. |
Through My
Window |
Neighbourhood
friends when a child is ill. |
| Browne, A. |
Willy And
Hugh |
Friendship
comes in all shapes and sizes. |
| Cave, K. |
Something
Else |
An outsider
finds some friends despite prejudice. |
| Dickinson,
M. |
Alex And
Roy |
Good friends
enjoy all sorts of things together. |
| Foreman,
M. |
Little Red
Hen |
New version
of the folk tale, with a twist. |
| Foreman,
M. |
Rock-A-Doodle-Doo |
Musicians
of Bremen with a modern twist |
| Gilori, D. |
Snow Child |
Some things
that friends can’t share. |
| Havill, J. |
Jamaica’s
Find |
Jamaica’s
honesty leads to a new friend. |
| Hoffman,
M. |
Leon’s Lucky
Lunch Break |
Friends share
to give a lunch |
| Hughes, S. |
Alfie Gives
A Hand |
Alfie helps
a shy girl in a party. |
| Hutchins,
P. |
Doorbell
Rang |
Dividing
cookies between friends. |
| Kellog, S. |
Best Friends |
You can be
lonely and jealous even of your
friend |
| Knowles,
A. |
Mice Next
Door |
You can be
friends despite different cultures. |
| Levette,
S. |
Loneliness
And Making Friends |
Junior Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Lloyd, E. |
Nini At Carnival |
Happiness
as a result of friends co-operating. |
| MacDonald,
A. |
Little Beaver
& The Echo |
In searching
for the echo Beaver makes friends. |
| Mitchell,
R. |
Gotcha Smile |
Clarine learns
that a smile helps to make friends. |
| Northway,
J. |
Lucy’s Quarrel |
Saying sorry
can be difficult. |
| Oram, H. |
Badger’s
Bad Mood |
Badger is
feeling old and left out, but Mole
demonstrates how he is valued by
friends. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish |
Sharing can
help create friends. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish
To The Rescue |
Making people
feel left out can be selfish. |
| Stimson,
J. |
Oscar Needs
A Friend |
Friendship
is a two way trade. |
| Waddell,
M. |
Farmer Duck |
An overworked
Duck is helped by his friends. |
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| FRUSTRATION |
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| Gretz, S. |
Roger Loses
His Marbles |
Loss and
frustration due to untidiness. |
| Hitchins,
P. |
Goodnight
Owl |
Owl’s sleep
is disturbed by his daytime neighbours. |
| Kazea |
Tiger And
The Rat |
Rat gets
upset when Tiger gets the best of
everything. |
| MacDonald,
A. |
Beware Of
The Bears |
Revenge is
not a good idea, it could lead to
a nasty surprise. |
| McKee, D. |
Not Now,
Bernard |
Everyone
is too busy to listen to Bernard. |
| Maht, M. |
Beaten By
A Balloon |
Quick wits
are better than weapons in an emergency. |
| Murphy, J. |
Peace At
Last |
Mr Bear fails
to get to sleep. |
| Oram, H. |
Badger’s
Bad Mood |
Badger is
feeling old and left out, but Mole
demonstrates how he is valued by
friends. |
| Richardson,
J. |
Bad Mood
Bear |
An overtired
bear becomes rude and angry. |
| Shipton,
P. |
Busy! Busy!
Busy! |
Mum is cured
of her bad mood by an understanding
small boy. |
| Wishinsky,
F. |
Oonga Boonga |
Only Daniel
can stop his baby sister crying. |
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| GENEROSITY |
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| Browne, E. |
Handa’s Surprise |
Handa’s gift
changes much to he surprise. |
| Curry, J. |
Christmas
Cherries |
Generosity
can bring rewards. Greed doesn’t. |
| Foreman,
M. |
Little Red
Hen |
New version
of the folk tale, with a twist. |
| Hughes, S. |
Dogger |
Bella saves
the day for Dave when Dogger is
lost and found. |
| Kasza, K. |
Tiger And
Rat |
Rat gets
upset when Tiger gets the best of
everything. |
| Offen, H. |
Good Girl,
Gracie Growler |
Gracie is
a good sister despite being ignored
by the adults. |
| Pfister,
M. |
Rainbow Fish |
Sharing is
more rewarding than selfishness. |
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| GREED |
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| Biro, V. |
Donkey That
Sneezed |
Grimm’s tale
of magic donkey, stick and table |
| Curry, J. |
Christmas
Cherries |
Generosity
can bring rewards. Greed doesn’t. |
| Fearnley,
J. |
Mr Wolf’s
Pancakes |
Mr Wolf’s
neighbours let greed outweigh common
sense. |
| Foreman,
M. |
Little Red
Hen |
New version
of the folk tale, with a twist. |
| Hadithi,
M. |
Greedy Zebra |
Zebra’s greed
is too much for his new clothes. |
| Hawkins,
C. |
Greedy Goat |
Turning greed
into a good tool for work. |
| Hutchins,
P. |
One Eyed
Jake |
Greed can
have disastrous results. |
| Kasza, K. |
Rat And The
Tiger |
Rat gets
upset when Tiger gets the best of
everything. |
| Kent, J. |
Fat Cat |
Greedy Cat
eats everyone he comes across. (Folk
tale in a number of different forms) |
| Rankin, J. |
Little Cat
& The Greedy Old Woman |
Turnaround
on the usual greed tale. |
| Troughton,
J. |
What Made
Tiddalik Laugh |
Selfish Frog
swallows all the water |
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| HAPPINESS |
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| Allen, J. |
Wolf Academy |
Not everyone
is cut out to be a big bad wolf! |
| Amos, J. |
Happy |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Brott, a. |
Jeremy’s
Decision |
Jeremy is
honest about his wishes even if
he risks disappointing other people. |
| Browne, A. |
Voices In
The Park |
4 Versions
of the same park visit. |
| Fox, M. |
Wilfred Gordon
Macdonald Partridge |
Small boy
making friends with old people. |
| Hoffman,
M. |
Amazing Grace |
Lack of confidence
nearly spoils Grace’s chance. |
| Lloyd, E. |
Nini At Carnival |
Happiness
as a result of friends co-operating. |
| Mitchell,
R. |
Gotcha Smile |
Clarine learns
that a smile helps to make friends. |
| Moses, B. |
I’m Happy |
Easy Non
Fiction: 150 |
| Offen, H. |
Good Girl,
Gracie Growler |
Gracie is
a good sister despite being ignored
by the adults. |
| Oram, H. |
Happy Frog |
How a happy
frog became an unhappy princess. |
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| HONESTY/TRUTHFULNESS |