It is not always easy getting on well with other people. They may have different ideas about what is right or wrong, and they may want to do different activities or go to different places. This can lead to arguments, at home or at school, when two people don't see things in the same way. When this happens, people often spend most of their time worrying about who was to blame or who did what to whom first. They don't spend nearly as much time thinking about how to fix the problem or how to get on better with other people. ...
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It is not always easy getting on well with other people. They may have different ideas about what is right or wrong, and they may want to do different activities or go to different places. This can lead to arguments, at home or at school, when two people don't see things in the same way. When this happens, people often spend most of their time worrying about who was to blame or who did what to whom first. They don't spend nearly as much time thinking about how to fix the problem or how to get on better with other people. This book has been written to help people who want to manage problems in a more mature, kind and generous way. It focuses on fair play, tolerance, compromise and learning how to negotiate. Using this book will allow people to spend more and more of their time and energy looking for solutions and deciding on how best to fix problems when they occur.
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