This is a small book with a big message. Learning to say no is something every child should learn how to do. This book would make a great starting point for discussions about setting boundaries and limits for ourselves, and saying no to things that feel wrong. The illustrations are attractive and there is a lot going on in each page. I would buy this book for a friend or family member.

What a great book! And such an important topic.
The author wonderfully touches various situations when it is important for us, to be able to say: NO - but also moments, when unfortunately - we cannot say: NO and rather, have to follow (e.g. doing homework, tidying up the room, etc.).

This book will help children to identify various situations and also learn that saying: NO sometimes, is necessary to protect oneself or to be able to isolate oneself for reflection, allowing yourself to feel sad and angry - before being able to come out & be all happy again.

How I wish this book had been available back then, when I was a little child. But society was not ready for this message yet, all those years ago.

This book does a wonderful job of giving examples of reasons to say no and reasons it is ok to say no. I think it is important or kids to understand that no means no at a young age and that they can say no without dealing with peer pressure.

No is such an important word for children to learn. I'm glad there is a book that tells a child it's ok to say no - that no is complete sentence.

Saying no without guilt is an important lesson all children should learn. They touch on not being disrespectful and how saying no frees up your time for the yes in your life. This book's illustrations have diverse children and adults depicted. Would recommend it for all children.

I received this book in exchange for an honest review from NetGalley & National Center for Youth Issues via
Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA).