This was an interesting book that I will consider using in my classroom for short stories and readers. However, there were some that didn't work for me and I will not use them in my work. Overall it is a good idea and some good inclusions.

This book is a teachers/librarians aid to empathetic reads for teens/young adults. With introductions to reads which include different social sinareoes for readers to learn and understand. It has handy class notes with things to talk about and activities to do. This is a very good aid for English and library lessons and I think is a valuable resource. It would also encourage people to buy the books as they would know exactly what the stories included so would not be nervous about spending funds. I will use this resource for this school year. I hope more become available next year - maybe 2 versions, 1 for KS3 and another for KS4

Unfortunately I hated this book. I will not post a public review as I feel it is unfair on the author.
This just hasn’t been the right book for me

Excellent resource for school teachers developing empathy and critical thinking in upper KS2 and KS3.
I will definitely recommend this to brilliant book to staff and will use it myself . ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks to #NetGalley for a preview copy in exchange for an honest review

A great booklet which details books that can be used in the classroom or if you are looking for books for older children and teens on a number of mental health subjects.

Well written - recommended for teachers and parents

Key Stage 3 Empathy Day Booklet by Macmillan Children's Books
Pub Date: 8 Jun 2020

Thank you to netgalley and Macmillan children's books for offering me this free ebook in exchange for an honest review.

This is a powerful collection of stories to be used in the classroom or home to promote empathy.