Looking for excellent children's books about selfishness? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.
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An impulsive third-grader learns to control his actions before they lead to trouble. Can he master the art of thinking before acting?
A man's quest for ownership leads him to the sea. What will he find?
A storm changes everything. Zee must face eerie visions and a sinister principal to save her town.
A selfish giant's heart changes when a child enters his forbidden garden.
An immortal man must choose between beauty and a child's life when a beast demands a new meal.
A selfish crocodile's pain leads to an unexpected hero.
Three frogs learn the power of sharing after a storm hits their island.
Two sisters vie for a king's heart, but only one can be queen. Who will he choose?
A young squid named Squizzard navigates the challenges of friendship and growing up in a coral reef school.
A boy's exclusive playhouse rule backfires, teaching him a lesson in inclusion.
Illustrated read-alouds about selfishness for preschool and elementary-age readers.
Rabbit traps The Dark to avoid bedtime, but discovers its hidden wonders.
A fish braves the dark ocean to find a lost pearl, discovering friendship's light.
Animals compete for shade until a selfless act changes everything.
A family of bears learns to manage their desires and behave in a more considerate way.
A greedy pug learns the hard way that sharing is essential.
A squirrel's quest to protect its tree leads to unexpected discoveries beyond a wall.
A bullfrog's greed threatens a pond's harmony. Can unity save it?
A boy discovers true friendship when he learns girls can be strong too.
Five cats, one sausage. Who will outsmart the rest?
A kingdom is at stake for the largest watermelon. Will greed prevail?
A boy questions chores' purpose, discovering their role in life's bigger challenges.
Bear's cave is too full for friends. What will he do?
