The Cool Bean: A Funny School Story About Kindness and Being Yourself for Children (Ages 4–8) (The Food Group)

I love using these books along with the 7 habits or the 5 paradigms! My kinds love making connections with the characters and learning new things! They are fun, interactive and easy to enjoy! I’ve loved this addition to my classroom library!

I love this whole series im glad amazon had it as i live far out from any book stores and my son loves reading them

My daughter loved the book. We read it together. It’s a short read and the illustration is super cute. I recommend this book for kids.

My 3.5 year old daughter loves story time. During these COVID-19 extended days at home, I wanted to get some new books. Both the author John Jory and Pete Oswald the Illustrator of this book are fantastic. This book is part of a three book series. I first purchased the The Cool Beans, followed by the Bad Seed and then finally the Good Egg to complete the set. My daughter's favorite of the three book series is the Bad Seed, followed by the Cool Beans, and finally the Good egg but she likes them all. I highly recommend this entire series.As a mom, I like that the books are also educational. They touch on emotions, feelings, how those emotions/behaviors are received and how you can alter change your emotions. It also gives them great life examples of good, bad and cool behaviors which is great with navigating a toddler through all the different emotions that they go through. She also understands that you can be happy, sad, angry. I like that the Cool Beans touches on kindness and acceptance of others. Kids need kindness!Three Book SeriesThe Cool Beans (My daughter's second favorite)The Bad Seed (My daughter's favorite of the set)The Good Egg (My daughter's third favorite)

These books are what prompted my daughter to grow an extreme love for reading. We have fun looking at the illustrations and talking about them after we read each page.. we appreciate all the little things that go into these books which always teach a subtle lesson. The kids don’t even realize we are not only getting in some reading time, which is great for the mind, but also learning how to navigate important and sometimes tough life lessons. All while getting lost in the magic of a good book that truly makes you feel like you are inside the book with the characters.

My children liked the message of the book and the characters were nice, sweet and cool. I would recommend this book for children 10 and under

Thank you to the creators and everyone who partook in a helping hand for allowing us to have our own copy and rightfully so-thankful to have the joy of sharing this with everyone- I am nagual mama of 3 - I come from a delicate, preciousness of a beautiful memory- childhood memories- imagination vivacity and infinite boundless energy (I feel it again ! Wow by simply writing words of perspective and applying them into action through my faith therefore creating the emotional truth change and powerup with love good to go we areMAttn!All parental units!Replace prior beLIEfs with personal truth!!Too many exclamation marks I know but I’m excited to see several things- one :we are all (those homeschooling kindergarteners/1/2/3/4/5 grades..... again , personally I think third grade is when we can allow for our kids to have more rein more opportunities to experience the pursuit of intuition intersects things that inspire them ideas that create enthusiasm and plans that get victory in all and each step with every breath - inspiration parents!!STORYTELLING IS VITALHELP THEM SEE THAT ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE- at the very least - tell them everything that is anything just as anything that is everything is POSSIBLEREAD THE BOOK TOO HAHAHACHECK OUTBOOK TITLEIt’s time to sleep my loveChildren’s book x fantasy simple pure and inspiring dreams to our offspring BEAUTIFUL IMAGERY - buy the physical one ☝️

This is my favorite book in this series so far. The complexity in this story makes it a great book to teach many different skills to students. It also resonates with older elementary students. I used this in my 4th grade class to discuss what makes someone cool. It lead to great conversation and one of the messages from the book being that a true cool bean is kind to friends. We also discussed the importance of being kind because you never know the impact a kind act that may appear small can have on the recipient. The last lesson we learned from this book was about the lasting impact of friendships, and that even though you may drift apart because of different interests you can still maintain a connection and be there for each other. This book is awesome. I love the illustrations and the wonderful story.