Perspective/Theory of Mind

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Perspective/Theory of Mind

The books in this list may not be designed to teach perspective, but if you discuss these books as you read them, you will find that you can help a child understand what each character might be feeling. Or you can discuss what makes them do what they do. For a good example, click on Miss Spider's Tea Party.